search query: @indexterm Keynesian school / total: 157
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A Keynesian perspective on money.
Lloyds Bank Review
1981 : JAN, 139, p. 1-19
 1981 Kaldor, N.
Trevithick, J.
133.
The case against monetary activism.
Lloyds Bank Review
1981 : JAN, 139, p. 20-39
 1981 Brunner, K.
134.
Tax policy in the small open economy: a monetary approach to a Keynesian problem.
Scandinavian Journal of Economics
1980 : VOL. 82:3, p. 378-397
 1980 Floyd, J.E.
135.
Keynesian and classical unemployment in an open economy.
Scandinavian Journal of Economics
1980 : VOL. 82:2, p. 147-166
 1980 Steigum, E., Jr.
136.
Robertson, money, and monetarism. !Robertson, D. H.
Journal of Economic Literature
1980 : DEC, VOL. 18:4, p. 1522-1538
 1980 Wilson, T.
137.
1929-33 - Could it happen again?
Three Banks Review
1980 : DEC, 128, p. 3-20
 1980 Wilson, T.
138.
The stability of the demand for money function and the predictability of the effects of monetary policy.
Economic Journal
1980 : DEC, VOL. 90:360, p. 867-884
 1980 Driscoll, M. J.
Ford, J. L.
139.
A synthesis of monetary and Keynesian approaches to short-run balance-of-payments theory.
Economic Journal
1980 : SEP, VOL. 90:359, p. 582-592
 1980 Frenkel, J. A.
Gylfason, T.
Helliwell, J. F.
140.
Fix-price versus flex-price models of macroeconomic equilibrium with rationing.
Oxford Economic Papers
1980 : JUL, VOL. 32:2, p. 210-223
 1980 Backhouse, R.
141.
Post-Keynesian economic theory: an overview and evaluation.
American Economic Review
1980 : MAY, VOL. 70:2, p. 20-25
 1980 Crotty, J. R.
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