Keynes, Sraffa and the Criticism of Neoclassical Theory

Neri Salvadori is Professor of Economics at the University of Pisa. Christian Gehrke is Professor of Economics at the University of Graz.

• 1. Introduction Christian Gehrke and Neri Salvadori Part 1: Keynes 2. Kenes's Treatise on Money: The Case for a Rehabilitation Jean Cartelier 3. 'Animal Spirits' in John Maynard Keynes's General Theory of Money: Some Short and Skeptical Remarks Ingo Barens 3. Alterenative Routes of Adjustment of Saving to Investment in the Long Period Man-Seop Park Part 2: Theory of Growth 5. A Simple Model of Path Dependdent Growth with some Keynesian Features Amit Bhaduri 6. Alternative Models of Growth and Distribution with a Simple Formulation of Endogenous Technological Change Amitava Dutt 7. Labour Heterogeneity, Inequality and Institutional Change Peter Skott Part 3: SRAFFA 8. Sraffa and Trinity Jonathan Smith 9. Besicovitch, Sraffa and the Existence of the Standard Commodity Neri Salvadori 10. Sraffa and Long-Period General Equalibirum Duncan Foley 11. Surplus Approach to Value and Distribution and Structural Economic Dynamics: Interpretation and Uses of Sraffa's Analysis Enrico Bellino and Ariel Wirkierman 12. The Production of Customs by Means of Customs Ulrich Krause Part 4: Linear Means of Production 13. Expensive Rent and Multiple Eqilibria Christian Bidard 14. Why are there Negative Input Output Coefficients? The 'Commodity Technology Assumption' Revisited Christian Lager 15. Congergence of a Short-Run Equilibrium to a Long-Run Equilibrium in the Emission Permit Scheme Eiji Hosoda 16. Prices Distorted from a Labour Values Takao Fujimoto and Alejandro Valle Baeza Part 5: Neoclassical Theory and its Critics 17. The Stability of a Competitive Equilibrium: A Belated Rejoinder Takashi Negishi 18. A Sonnet-Divertimento for Heinz Kurz Paul A. Samuelson and Erkko Etula 19. Dominant Firms, Competition-Deterring Investment and Antitrust Policy Mika Kato and Willi Semmler 20. The Market for Saving in the Theory of General Intertemporal Equilibrium Sergio Pattinello 21. Neoclassical Theory: Under-Determined, Over-Determined, Or Unable to Move Harvey Gram 22. On/off Inputs and their Rentals Arrigo Opocher and Ian Steedman 23. Indivisible Inputs and the Probability of Reswitching and Reverse Capital Deepening Fabio Petri. Heinz Kurtz's Publications