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...Ho-Po Crystal Wong I examine John Maynard Keynes's struggle with the doctrine of forced saving during the period 1924–36, from when he worked on the Treatise on Money to the completion of his General Theory . I investigate what led Keynes to completely abolish ideas related to forced saving and how...

... of the so-called forced saving doctrine and its place in that tradition. Finally, Ahiakpor fails to appreciate that the absence of positive policy proposals from the 1934 Harvard studies of The Economics of the Recovery Program , a point that he himself notes, is a major contributing factor to that book's...

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.... If the monetary authority tries to offset this tendency by expanding the money stock, that expansion itself might cause a temporary reduction of interest rates below their natural values, with a corresponding expansion of investment beyond limits consistent with intended real savings -“forced...

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... it was “voluntary savings” that provided this “diversion’’ and nothing else could do as well. An inflationary process seldom succeeds, because it relies on “forced savings” rather than voluntary savings, and forced saving is rarely if ever adequate. As we shall explain below the inadequacy of forced...

... fails to bridge the gap between general equilib- rium theory and the phenomenon of business cycles. Hayek’s concept of “neutral money” in “intertemporal equilibrium” taken with his contrast- ing analysis of voluntary saving and monetary expansion (essentially forced saving), induce...

... instance is Sowell’s statement that Ricardo “acknowledged” the “so-called forced savings doctrine, also subscribed to by Malthus, Thornton, and Torrens” (p. 65). No mention is made of M. A. Hudson’s important article challenging the “neo-classical” interpretation to the effect that Ricardo...

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.... The rela- tive price of investment goods increased-relative prices of consump- tion and investment goods are important in this analysis-and resources were bid away from consumption goods industries. Forced saving en- sued. The supply curves in the consumption goods industries shifted to the left, resulting...

... that individuals are not only constrained (“forced”) to save as prices rise but that they may also be inclined (“induced”) to do so. Furthermore, Keynes went on to explain the three possible ways that this inducement might come about: This inducement to effect new hoarding comes about, in general...

... 1987, 126) and had departed from the explanation in terms of the forced saving process (see, e.g., Bridel 1987, chap. 7). Shortly after the publication of his book, Keynes started to recast his analysis by shifting the emphasis from changes in prices to changes...

... the capacity of interest rate swings to generate variations in output that often involved “forced saving.” The Austrians in particular had argued that the market mechanisms that existed in a monetary econ- omy were likely to fail in fully coordinating the choices of individual agents, notably with regard...

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.... There is then an in- creased scarcity of the latter (there having been no increase in volun- tary saving) which must cause the prices of final goods to rise. This forces a reduction in consumption which, being unplanned, attracts the description “forced saving.” The situation is now such that the demand for factors...