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Routledge Kalecki's Principle of Increasing Risk - Routledge Economics

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Description

Explore how Kalecki's groundbreaking principle of increasing risk connects to Keynesian economics and transforms macroeconomic analysis. Tracy Mott's comprehensive examination in this Routledge Studies volume traces Kalecki's influence across major economic schools, including Keynes and Marx, whilst revealing how wealth reproduction and expansion create coherent economic understanding. This volume, part of Routledge's respected economics series, addresses fundamental questions about underemployment of labour and capital, offering readers a unified framework for understanding modern macroeconomic challenges. Essential for economists, academics, and anyone seeking deeper insight into post-Keynesian thought and the intellectual foundations of contemporary economic policy.

Key Features

Examines Kalecki's principle of increasing risk and its impact on macroeconomic theory and practice.

Compares Kalecki's economics with alternative schools including Keynesian and Marxist approaches to economic analysis.

Addresses underemployment of labour and capital through a unified economic framework based on wealth reproduction.

Part of Routledge Studies in the History of Economics, volume 106, providing academic rigour and scholarly authority.

Explores how Kalecki's ideas connect reproduction and expansion of wealth to coherent economic conclusions.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 August 2009
Listed Since
08 December 2006

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