Supermultiplier

Óscar Dejuán, Professor of Economics, Department of Economics and Finance, University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain

• Contents: 1. Introduction to The Supermultiplier: a cornerstone of the new macroeconomics 2. Demand-constrained systems and the supermultiplier in the history of economic thought 3. The supply side of the SM model: the warranted rate of growth 4. The demand side: the nucleus of the SM model 5. The financial side: endogenous money and the supermultipliercum-finance 6. The public sector: the SM of fiscal and monetary policies 7. The open economy: exports-led growth and balance of payment constraint in the SM model 8. Distribution, inflation, and growth in the SM model 9. Technical change and the structure of production in the SM growth model 10. A disaggregated SM in an input–output setting: application to the decarbonisation process 11. Key ideas and messages from the SM model References Index

‘The Supermultiplier is a wonderful and much-needed book. It is wonderful because it is thoughtful, scholarly and well-written and it is much-needed because it takes the ideas, theories and models of the Post-Keynesian movement in today's economics and develops their implications for policy and social development, centring the analysis on the idea of the supermultiplier. The result is an excellent piece of economic writing: highly readable, yet deeply thoughtful.’