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Introduction: Mathematical Economics And The Dynamics Of Capitalism / Peter Flaschel And Michael Landesmann -- Coexistence Of Multiplies Business Cycles In Goodwin's 1951 Model / Akio Matsumoto And Mami Suzuki -- An Encompassing Theory Of Macroeconomic Growth And Fluctuation / Richard Day And Chengyu Yang -- Kaleckian Investment And Employment Cycles In Post-war Industrialized Economies / Peter Flaschel, Reiner Franke And Willi Semmler -- A Goodwin Cycle With Changing Regimes Of Industrial Relations / Jorg Glombowski And Michael Krüger -- Varieties Of Capitalism: The Flexicurity Model / Peter Flaschel [and Others] -- Goodwin Cycles And The Us Economy, 1948-2004 / Simon Mohun And Roberto Veneziani -- The Classical Growth Cycle After Fifteen Years Of New Observations / Peter Flaschel [and Others] -- Debt-equity Cycles In The Twentieth Century: Empirical Evidence And A Dynamic Keynesian Model / Lance Taylor And Codrina Rada Von Arnim -- Monetary Policy Rules In Small Open Economies: A Keynesian Perspective / Christopher Malikane And Willi Semmler -- Semi-structural Keynes-goodwin Modeling: Elaboration And Calibration Of A Baseline Theoretical Framework / Reiner Franke, Peter Flaschel And Christian R. Proaño -- Decomposition Methods For Analyzing Intra-regional Income Distribution / Srinivas Raghavendra -- Computational Explorations Of Vertically Coupled Markets / Nicolás Garrido -- Microfunded Animal Spirits And Goodwinian Income Distribution Dynamics / Reiner Franke -- Goodwin's Structural Economic Dynamics In The Context Of Globalization / Michael Landesmann And Robert Stehrer. Edited By Peter Flaschel And Michael Landesmann. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the ongoing relevance and evolution of Richard Goodwin’s mathematical models in explaining the cyclical nature of capitalist economies. Edited by Peter Flaschel and Michael Landesmann, the text compiles contributions from various economists who utilize formal mathematical frameworks to analyze macroeconomic growth, income distribution, and business cycles. The authors build upon classical and Keynesian foundations to provide a rigorous, quantitative assessment of how industrial relations, monetary policy, and global market dynamics interact within modern capitalist systems.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this collection as a significant technical resource for scholars specializing in dynamic macroeconomic modeling and the Goodwinian tradition. Readers frequently note the high level of mathematical density and the specialized nature of the research, making it a foundational text for advanced graduate-level study in economic dynamics.
Page Count:
302
Publication Date:
2008-10-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN-10:
0203926641
ISBN-13:
9780203926642
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