Titlebook: Distribution, Effective Demand and International Economic Relations; J. A. Kregel Book 1983 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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Real and Monetary Determinants of Non-Oil Primary Commodity Price Movementsually concentrate on a sub-period (especially the past ten years), and are geared either towards the explanation of a particular commodity cycle or cycles (Radetzki (1974), Cooper and Lawrence (1975)), or towards commodity price forecasting (Ray and Timm (1980) and OECD (1981)). We are only aware of

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International Money and International Economic Relationsn was, as Harrod reminds us, in large part due to “Keynes’ extraordinarily powerful intuitive sense of what was important that convinced him that the old classification was inadequate. It was his highly developed logical capacity that enabled him to construct a new classification of his own” (Harrod

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Peterson W. Wambugu,Robert J. Henry the theory of effective demand is taking. The literature on “the economics of Keynes”, “what Keynes really meant” — constituting revaluation, reinterpretations and extensions — is so voluminous that selectivity about the choice of the questions is unavoidable. There are no easy answers, or even def

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Peterson W. Wambugu,Robert J. Henryose of this paper was to try to clarify, from a Keynesian perspective, what may be meant by the term effective demand, it is obvious that the terms long- and short-period also bear definition. I shall thus commence with a digression on what I shall intend by these terms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-71997-9ually concentrate on a sub-period (especially the past ten years), and are geared either towards the explanation of a particular commodity cycle or cycles (Radetzki (1974), Cooper and Lawrence (1975)), or towards commodity price forecasting (Ray and Timm (1980) and OECD (1981)). We are only aware of

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Peterson W. Wambugu,Robert J. Henryn was, as Harrod reminds us, in large part due to “Keynes’ extraordinarily powerful intuitive sense of what was important that convinced him that the old classification was inadequate. It was his highly developed logical capacity that enabled him to construct a new classification of his own” (Harrod

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Abubakar Mohammad Gumi,Adamu Aliyu Aliero position of those economists who tend to theorize about economic development as if it were a process essentially regulated by the accumulation of capital, technical progress and the availability of a labour force, have been followed by others in which the existence of scarce natural resources was c