Marshall, the Keynesian revolution and Sraffa's significance

Article Abstract:

The way in which Keynes's fragmentary monetary theory of production grew organically out of Marshall's equally fragmentary monetary theory of exchange, in a Cambridge environment, are discussed. Keynes's monetary theory is found capable to be easily integrated into the Marshallian-neoclassical framework of analysis.

Keynesian economics

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Resources, capabilities, competences and the theory of the firm

Article Abstract:

The organizational theory based on the three concepts resources, capabilities and competence (RCC), is analyzed. A comparison between the RCC perspective and the contractual theories of the firm, in distinguishing the core problems related to the organization's existence and boundaries, is also presented.

Bureaucracy, Organization theory

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Monetary policy and endogenous time preference

Article Abstract:

A study analyzing the impact of inflation targeting is presented. In this context, the impact of endogenous time preference in financial modeling of the monetary policy is also discussed.

Usage, Inflation (Finance), Control, Inflation (Economics), Econometric models

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