Cet Article Discute L'utilisation des Shemas de Reproduction de Marx Faite Par Kalecki et Par Joan Robinson Dans L'analyse de la Demande Effective. Nous Montrons Que D'apres Kalecki, Il N'y a Pas de Limites Formelles au Financement de L'investissement et Que Ce Dernier Determine Toujours le...

Cet Article Se Divise En Trois Sections: la Premiere Contient une Critique de Certains Post-Keynesiens, Notamment Americains, Concernant Leur Hypothese de la Rigidite du "Markup" Dans la Relation Prix-Salaires. Contrairement a Kalecki Qui Admettait Volontiers la Flexibilite du "Markup" Face a la...

This paper, written in memory of the distinguished Italian economist and philosopher Claudio Napoleoni, discusses the relation between the pre World War One Marxian debate known as the breakdown controversy and the contemporary evolution of Post-Keynesian economics.

The aim of this paper is to show and discuss the connections between the circuitiste approach developed in France and in Italy and Post-Keynesian economics. These two strands intersect systematically with a number of streams forming the Post-Keynesian body of ideas. We view this strand as a...

This paper argues that accumulation and growth both in Europe and Asia has been sustained by external factors represented by the international level of public expenditure generated by the United States mostly for military and political reasons. Both areas, although through different mechanisms,...

Kalecki was one of the co-developers of the principle of effective demand. This was used by many economists, in the post war period, to argue that government fiscal policy could be used to stimulate effective demand and fine tune the economy to reduce cyclical unemployment. Kalecki, however, was...

Cet Article Se Divise En Trois Sections: la Premiere Contient une Critique de Certains Post-Keynesiens, Notamment Americains, Concernant Leur Hypothese de la Rigidite du Markup Dans la Relation Prix-Salaires. Contrairement a Kalecki Qui Admettait Volontiers la Flexibilite du Markup Face a la...