... on public opinion, serving in government where he was involved at the highest levels, and working in the private sector in which he had close friends. He adopted the macroeconomics of his close friend John Maynard Keynes, and he became best known for his warning against the dangers in the spread of monopoly...

... of technical- industrialists (Flanders 1932a, 96–97). Macroeconomic planning meant countercyclical expenditure by government to bring the econ- omy into equilibrium—to fill the gap between consumer spending and the “level of income which could be reached were all factors employed” (Barber 1996, 124...

... of “applied models,” which moved from the context of macroeconomic planning and detailed data- work into easily applicable software packages used by international orga- nizations, government agencies and the private sector. Design and Architecture of an “Applied Model” Johansen’s (1960) dissertation...

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... orchestrated by the Mauritanian govern- ment and to sanctions by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for misreporting. In many African countries macroeconomic accounts are coproduced with international organizations (Samuel 2011, 2013). Mem- ber states are obliged to provide the IMF with economic figures...

... macroeconomic research, the IS-LM model continues to be a mainstay of undergraduate textbooks, finds wide application in ar- eas of applied macroeconomics away from the front lines of macroeco- nomic theory, and lies at the conceptual core of most government and commercial macroeconometric models. What...

... Garcia Duarte and Kevin D. Hoover His shock-oriented approach to general equilibrium models of business cycles was increasingly applied to different areas of macroeconomics. Rational expectations, the focus on market-clearing, general equilib- rium models, and the characterization of government...

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... in orthodox economics in the policy-making processes of governments. Anderson and Hazleton explain how one president, President Johnson, managed macroeconomic policy during his administration. They make valuable contribu- tions in their respective ways. In the first volume, Henderson explains...

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... tie up loose ends. Part 5 discusses macroeconomic pol- icy debates. Chapter 14 raises issues being discussed in the current theo- retical literature: credibility, time inconsistency, inflation targeting, and rules and discretion. Chapter 15 discusses government debt. Part 6 cov- ers microeconomic...

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... produced books that he conceived and edited: Economists in Government: An Interna- tional Comparative Study (1981); Economists in International Agencies: An Explor- atory Study (1986); and The Post-1945 Internationalization of Economics (1997). This volume is a worthy monument to an outstanding...