Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Notation xi
4. Prologue: What Is This Book About? 1
5. Part I. Background: The Rise and Fall
6. 1 Introduction: Is This Resurrection Necessary? 17
7. 2 What Were They Thinking? Economics Before The General Theory 50
8. Part II. Keynes Defeated: Static Models and the Critics
9. 3 The Determination of Output and Employment: First and Second Passes at Equilibrium 77
10. 4 Equilibrium with a Given Money Supply: Critical Perspectives on the Second-Pass Model 122
11. Part III. Keynes Vindicated: A Theory of Real-Time Changes
12. 5 The Price Mechanism: Gospels According to Marshall and Walras 159
13. 6 The General Theory without Rigid Prices and Wages 191
14. 7 Dynamics vs. Statics: Can the Economy Get from the Here of Unemployment to the There of Full Employment? 222
15. 8 A Dose of Reality: The Evidence of the Great Depression 261
16. Part IV. Building Blocks
17. 9 Consumption and Saving 307
18. 10 Investment 340
19. 11 The Theory of Interest, I: Liquidity Preference in a World of Money and Bonds 376
20. 12 The Theory of Interest, II: Liquidity Preference as a Theory of Spreads 409
21. 13 Taking Money Seriously 497
22. Part V. Fiscal Policy in Theory and Practice
23. 14 Functional Finance and the Stabilization of Aggregate Demand 529
24. 15 Did the Obama Stimulus Work? 544
25. 16 Functional Finance and the Composition of Aggregate Demand 594
26. Part IV. Keynes in the Long Run
27. 17 First Steps into the Long Run: Harrod, Domar, Solow, and Robinson 647
28. 18 Keynes in the Long Run: A Theory of Wages, Prices, and Employment 675
29. 19 Inflation and Employment Empirics in the Keynesian Long Run 754
30. Notes 797
31. References 857
32. Acknowledgments 881
33. Index 883