Keynesianism and the Keynesian revolution in America : a memorial volume in honour of Lorie Tarshis

edited by O.F. Hamouda and B.B. Price

[目次]

• Introduction, O.F. Hamouda, B.B. Price. Part 1 Introductory comments "Lorie Tarshis", Sir Alec Cairncross: Lorie Tarshis - a brief memoir, Franklyn Holzman
• How Keynes came to America, John Kenneth Galbraith
• The diffusion of the Keynesian revolution - the young and the graduate schools, Donald Moggridge
• Harvard's Fiscal Policy Seminar - the early years, Walter Salant. Part 2 Introductory extracts - John Maynard Keynes (1935) and Lorie Tarshis (1947): Lorie Tarshis - an early Keynesian herald in America, James Tobin
• Requiem for the classic Tarshis textbook that first brought Keynes to introductory economics, Paul Samuelson
• Political influence on the textbook Keynesian revolution - God, man and Lorie Tarshis at Yale, David Colander, Harvey Landreth
• Lorie Tarshis, left wing Keynesian, Melvin Reder. Part 3 Introductory extracts - Lorie Tarshis (1984): Another Canadian Keynesian - W.A. Macintosh, David McQueen
• Keynes, Tarshis, real and money wage, and employment, Robert Dimand
• Keynesian monetary theory and the debt crisis, sheila Dow
• A case against muddling through - Lorie Tarshis' proposal and the international debt problem, Franque Grimard. Part 4 Introductory comments - "A possible utopia", Richard Goodwin: Caveat Emptor, investor, depositor, Charles Kindleberger
• On Keynes and Ramsey on probability, Ian Parker
• Keynesian economics and the meaning of uncertainty, Mark Perlman, Charles R. McCann.

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