...J. Snippe History of Political Economy 19:2 0 1987 by Duke University Press CCC 00 18-2702/87/$1.50 Intertemporal coordination and the economics of Keynes: comment on Garrison J...

...Roger W. Garrison History of Political Economy 19:2 0 1987 by Duke University Press CCC 0018-2702/87/$1.50 Full employment and intertemporal coordination: a rejoinder Roger W...

... CCC 00 18-2702/85/$1.50 Intertemporal coordination and the invisible hand: an Austrian perspective on the Keynesian vision Roger W. Garrison I. Introduction This article offers a critical evaluation of Keynes’ General theory from an Austrian’ perspective...

... , Friedrich A. [1928] 1984 . Intertemporal Price Equilibrium and Movements in the Value of Money. Translated by Michael Hudson. In Hayek 1984. von Hayek , Friedrich A. 1932 . Money and Capital: A Reply. Economic Journal 42 : 237 -16. von Hayek , Friedrich A. [1933] 1939 . Price...

... indefensible when applied to intergenerational comparisons became a technical requirement in dynamic models of either a consumer or a planner deciding the intertemporal allocation of resources. Correspondence may be addressed to Pedro Garcia Duarte, Dept. Economia, FEA-USP, Av. Prof. Luciano Gualberto, 908...

... important work in economic theory. It contains the first systematic development of intertemporal microeconomic theory. It is true that Friedrich von Hayek’s “Das intertemporale Gleichgewichtssys- tem der Preise und die Bewegungen des Geldwertes,” which appeared one year earlier (1928), attempted to take...

... of intertemporal optimization and rational expectations. In order to apply our integrated approach, we first extracted, from the IDEAS/RePEc ( https://ideas.repec.org/ ) database, the citation networks of articles citing Hall 1978 ; we then constructed the co-citation networks and partitioned the co-citation...

...Perry Mehrling Once upon a time, macroeconomics was a field organized around money and the equation of exchange, as in Fisher 1911. Today, the field is organized instead around finance and the intertemporal Euler equation. This article tells the story of how we moved from then to now, a story...

... much later did the capital valuation and intertemporal resource allocation approach in line with the Faustmann formula begin to gain ground in economics generally. References Barbon N. ( 1690 ) 1905 . A Discourse of Trade . Reprint , Baltimore : The Lord Baltimore Press . Bendall...

...Matheus Assaf; Pedro Garcia Duarte The present-day standard textbook narrative on the history of growth theory usually takes Robert Solow’s 1956 contribution as a key starting point, which was extended by David Cass and Tjalling Koopmans in 1965 by introducing an intertemporal maximization problem...

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... of demand? (3) Does the significance of the Cambridge capital controversies extend to intertemporal general equilibrium models? Advocates and critics of Sraffa were invited to write on these questions, and could comment on others’ papers, with replies by the original authors. In chapter 1, Heinz D...

... the Austrian theory allows for this distortion of the labor-leisure trade-off, its primary focus is on the distortion of the intertemporal trade-off—a distortion whose eventual correction brings the boom conditions to an end. 3. My insistence on a macroeconomically relevant PPF—one for which...

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.... Hayek , Friedrich August von. 1984b . Intertemporal Price Equilibrium and Movements in the Value of Money. In Money, Capital and Fluctuations. Early Essays . Edited by Roy McCloughry. London: Routledge. Hayek , Friedrich August von. 1984c . On “Neutral Money.” Money, Capital...

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... become able to treat a process of change consisting of a series of temporary equilibria; this enables us still to use equilibrium analysis in a dynamic field” (127). Intertemporal equilibrium occurs as a result of dis- appointed expectations over future events (intertemporal uncertainty), where...

... (1907), as the outcome of maximiz- ing intertemporal choices. Thus theories of the consumption and invest- ment functions began to acquire well-articulated microeconomic foun- dations that involved paying explicit attention to expectations. Even so, the proper macroeconomic application of such ideas...

... of produced means of production. The four main approaches to capital theory are neoclassical, Aus- trian, Cambridge, and disaggregated intertemporal equilibrium. The issues in cap- ital theory reflect the consequences of incorporating the two features of capital in economic analysis-a matter Ahmed...

... came with Hayek’s 1931 lectures at the London School ofEco- nomics and his introduction of a graphical device for depicting the ef- fects ofa change in the rate ofinterest on the intertemporal allocation ofresources. The Hayekian triangle depicted in figure 1 keeps track of the relationship between...