Revisiting Keynes/
edited by Lorenzo Pecchi and Gustavo Piga.
- London: The MIT Press, 2010.
- 215 p.
Contributors -- Acknowledgments -- Economic possibilities for our grandchildren: a twenty-first century perspective / Lorenzo Pecchi and Gustavo Piga -- 1: Economic possibilities for our grandchildren (1930) / John Maynard Keynes -- 2: Economic possibilities for our grandchildren 75 years after: a global perspective / Fabrizio Zilibotti -- 3: Toward a general theory of consumerism: reflections on Keynes's economic possibilities for our grandchildren / Joseph E Stiglitz -- 4: Whose grandchildren? / Robert Solow -- 5: Corporatism and Keynes: his philosophy of growth / Edmund S Phelps -- 6: Back to the future with Keynes / Lee E Ohanian -- 7: Spreading the bread thin on the butter / Axel Leijonhufvud -- 8: Economic well-being in a historical context / Benjamin M Friedman -- 9: Why do we work more than Keynes expected? / Richard B Freeman -- 10: Context is more important than Keynes realized / Robert H Frank -- 11: End of (economic) history / Jean-Paul Fitoussi -- 12: All the interesting questions, almost all the wrong reasons / Michele Boldrin and David K Levine -- 13: Why Keynes underestimated consumption and overestimated leisure for the long run / Gary S Becker and Luis Rayo -- 14: What is wrong in Keynes's prophecy? how the end of economics turned into the rise of the economics of social responsibility / Leonardo Becchetti -- 15: Really thinking long run: Keynes's other masterpiece / William J Baumol -- Index.
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Keynes, John Maynard. Keynésianisme. Économie politique.