• List of illustrations; List of tables; Series preface; Preface; 1. Real analysis and monetary analysis: an introduction; Part I. Real analysis: Critique: 2. Wicksellian monetary theory; 3. Neo-Walrasian monetary theory; 4. The neoclassical synthesis revisited; 5. Keynesian and monetarists; 6. Friedman's monetary framework: the quantity theory restated?; Part II. Monetary Analysis: Foundations: 7. Re-laying the foundations of monetary theory; 8. Some further questions of method and methodology; 9. Marshallian microfoundations of monetary equilibrium; 10. Macroeconomic analysis and monetary equilibrium; 11. Real analysis and monetary analysis: the central arguments; References; Index.

"Of the many post-Keynesian books on Keynes's economics published in the last five or six years, this is probably the most interesting to have appeared....it is surely a good introduction to that body of thought." Murray Milgate, Journal of Economic Literature

• List of illustrations; List of tables; Series preface; Preface; 1. Real analysis and monetary analysis: an introduction; Part I. Real analysis: Critique: 2. Wicksellian monetary theory; 3. Neo-Walrasian monetary theory; 4. The neoclassical synthesis revisited; 5. Keynesian and monetarists; 6. Friedman's monetary framework: the quantity theory restated?; Part II. Monetary Analysis: Foundations: 7. Re-laying the foundations of monetary theory; 8. Some further questions of method and methodology; 9. Marshallian microfoundations of monetary equilibrium; 10. Macroeconomic analysis and monetary equilibrium; 11. Real analysis and monetary analysis: the central arguments; References; Index.

"Of the many post-Keynesian books on Keynes's economics published in the last five or six years, this is probably the most interesting to have appeared....it is surely a good introduction to that body of thought." Murray Milgate, Journal of Economic Literature

• List of illustrations; List of tables; Series preface; Preface; 1. Real analysis and monetary analysis: an introduction; Part I. Real analysis: Critique: 2. Wicksellian monetary theory; 3. Neo-Walrasian monetary theory; 4. The neoclassical synthesis revisited; 5. Keynesian and monetarists; 6. Friedman's monetary framework: the quantity theory restated?; Part II. Monetary Analysis: Foundations: 7. Re-laying the foundations of monetary theory; 8. Some further questions of method and methodology; 9. Marshallian microfoundations of monetary equilibrium; 10. Macroeconomic analysis and monetary equilibrium; 11. Real analysis and monetary analysis: the central arguments; References; Index.

"Of the many post-Keynesian books on Keynes's economics published in the last five or six years, this is probably the most interesting to have appeared....it is surely a good introduction to that body of thought." Murray Milgate, Journal of Economic Literature