The Importance of Money : Essays in Domestic Macroeconomics, 1949-1999

"This title was first published in 2001. A collection of essays written by H.W. Arndt, over a 50 year period, that cover a broad range of his work, from analytical issues in monetary and fiscal theory to political economy. The earlier essays should appeal to those interested in the history of economic thought whilst the more recent essays deal with issues such as economic globalization."--Provided by publisher Part, I Theory -- chapter 1 Keynes's Theory of Wages -- H.W. Arndt chapter 2 Hicks's Trade Cycle Theory -- H.W. Arndt chapter 3 Deliberate Saving and the Consumption Function -- H.W. Arndt chapter 4 An Australian Consumption Function -- H.W. Arndt chapter 5 Radcliffe Monetary Theory: A Comment -- H.W. Arndt part, II Policy -- chapter 6 The Role of Monetary Policy -- H.W. Arndt chapter 7 Overdrafts and Monetary Policy -- H.W. Arndt chapter 8 Two Kinds of Credit Rationing -- H.W. Arndt chapter 9 The Importance of Money -- H.W. Arndt chapter 10 Full Employment in Historical Perspective -- H.W. Arndt part, III National Accounts and External Relations -- chapter 11 Public Finance and National Income -- H.W. Arndt chapter 12 A Pioneer of National Income Statistics -- H.W. Arndt chapter 13 The Impact of Immigration -- H.W. Arndt chapter 14 Overseas Borrowing: The New Model -- H.W. Arndt chapter 15 The Financial Year -- H.W. Arndt part, IV Political Economy -- chapter 16 Political Economy -- H.W. Arndt chapter 17 "Reaganomics" -- Everything you wanted to know about Reaganomics but were afraid to ask -- H.W. Arndt chapter 18 Keynes and Churchill -- H.W. Arndt chapter 19 Globalisation -- H.W. Arndt chapter 20 From State to Market -- H.W. Arndt.