Population ageing and intergenerational conflict: a post-Keynesian view

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A post-Keynesian approach is adopted to examine the effects of population ageing on an economy's resources. From this perspective, unemployment and excess capacity are regarded as normal in a capitalist economy and that resources are not, in general, fully utilized. Population ageing is thus shown to be more complicated than a direct, positive link between the demographic dependency ratio and resource burdens. Changes in employment or investment may indirectly temper the effects of population ageing.

Author: Jackson, William A.
Intergenerational relations, Age distribution (Demography)

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Imperfect competition as a micro foundation for Keynesian macroeconomics: a graphical analysis

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An analysis of imperfect competition as a possible basis for Keynesian macroeconomics is presented. The analysis assumes the insensitivity of real wages to short-term employment variations. It is shown that a simple imperfect competitive model can function as a foundation for Keynesian macroeconomics. Under such conditions, aggregate demand and supply disturbances influence output and employment.

Author: Naish, Howard
Monopolistic competition

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Integrated health care from an economic point of view

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Research into whether a move towards integrated health care is representative of a Pareto-optimal change is presented. It is concluded that, in the long term, the formation of integrated health care can be seen as a potential Pareto-improvement.

Author: Paulus, Aggie, Raak, Arno van, Merode, Frits van, Adang, Eddy
Administration of Public Health Programs, Health Services Administration

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Subjects list: Research, Keynesian economics
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