Titlebook: Rational Expectations; Macroeconomics for t Michael Carter,Rodney Maddock Book 1984 Michael Carter and Rodney Maddock 1984 economic theory.

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Expectations in Economics,at theme and introduce rational expectations in a . context, where the impact of expectations is more readily apparent. In this way, we hope to highlight the role of expectations and give some practice in utilising expectations-based models. We briefly consider the role of expectations in economics,

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Rational Expectations: the Challenge to Policy,ggregate demand management designed to lower unemployment will always be ineffective. In the previous chapter we discussed the conceptual background to demand — management policy. We showed how the government could alter the level of employment prevailing in the economy by manipulating the level of

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The Counter-Attack,ing conventional wisdom of the self-equilibrating economy. It refused to go away. Into this environment, Keynes introduced a radically different theoretical perspective, which threatened many cherished notions of the economics profession. His contribution was not greeted with universal acclaim and a

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Looking Backward and Looking Forward,mmes of research interacting with one another. Clearly this is an over-simplification. There are other programmes of research. Despite this it has become customary to explain the evoultion of macroeconomic thought in the 1950s and 1960s as one of conflict between monetarists and Keynesians and impor

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