This paper a two-sector Sraffian pricing model with heterogeneous labour in conjunction with a Keynesian quantity system in order to investigate whether changes in relative employments of different types of labour can be systematically linked to changes in their relative costs. The paper employs...

This paper a two-sector Sraffian pricing model with heterogeneous labour in conjunction with a Keynesian quantity system in order to investigate whether changes in relative employments of different types of labour can be systematically linked to changes in their relative costs. The paper employs...

A important part of mainstream economic belief in the ability of price and wage flexibility to eliminate unemployment has been the so-called Keynes effect, viz., downward flexibility in prices and wages reducing interest rates and stimulating effective demand. Yet, the theoretical real wage...

Many model-based investigation techniques, such as sensitivity analysis, optimization, and statistical inference, require a large number of model evaluations to be performed at different input and/or parameter values. This limits the application of these techniques to models that can be...

The paper examines an important contribution of Hyman P. Minsky to Post-Keynesian economic analysis: his financial fragility hypothesis. Because of its lack of Keynesian macroeconomic foundation, the authors show how his famous hypothesis is built on a rather faulty theoretical analysis....

This paper compares the productive efficiencies of four models of primary care service delivery in Ontario, Canada, using the data envelopment analysis (DEA) method. Particular care is taken to include quality of service as part of our output measure. The influence of the delivery model on...