Why is economics so fragile? by José Castro Caldas, Vítor Neves, José Reis

“…This is not economics in its plurality but a synthesis of new-Keynesian and new classical theory which emerged in the US during the 1980s. …”
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Restructuring the Economic Policy Framework in Brazil: Genuine or Gattopardo change? by Rui Lyrio Modenesi, André de Melo Modenesi, Norberto Montani Martins, Patrick Fontaine

“…For orthodox economists, the tripod was marred or dropped and replaced by a Keynesian policy. For Keynesians, it was hold; it is as if the change had just been a Gattopardo change, a “change that keeps things the same”.…”
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DYNAMIC MODEL OF THE BUDGET OF AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION by Antonina V. Ganicheva, Aleksey V. Ganichev

“…Purpose: to develop a dynamic model for distributing the budget of a university based on the modified Keynesian model. Methodology: modeling, theory of solving differential equations. …”
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PARASAL BİRLİĞİN ÜYE ÜLKELER AÇISINDAN FAYDA VE MALİYETLERİ by M. Kemal Değer

“…Monetary union has ben assetmented points of view of Monetarist and Keynesian by using cost-benefit curves. It has been concluded that monetary union can provide important benefits for member countries.Parasal birlik ve para alanları , üye ülkelerin kendi ulusal parasının ve para politikalarının kullanımı bir kenara bırakıp, aynı para biriminin kullanılması olarak tanımlanan antlaşmalardır. …”
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Yann Guy, L’impact de la finance de marché sur le comportement d’investissement des entreprises : une confrontation des approches microéconomique et macroéconomique by Yann Guy

“…The behavioral equations are issued from post-Keynesian SFC models.…”
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Baisse des taux de profit et d’intérêt en France by Patrick Castex

“…But banks and monetary policies disrupt this game by the banking short rates: development of the criticism of Smith by Marx sending back to the keynesian monetary policy.…”
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Book Review of Economic Theories of Development: An Analysis of Competing Paradigms by Seyed hossein Mirjalili

“…Another critique to the text is incommensurability of paradigms that constitute the book's approach.Economic methodologists, who viewed economics from the perspective of Cohen’s scientific revolution, have recognized Keynesian economics as a true paradigm shift in economics, and development economists recognized the shift from modernization to dependency theory as a true paradigm shift in development. …”
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La soutenabilité de l’accumulation du capital et de ses régimes. Une approche macroéconomique en termes de soutenabilité forte by Louison Cahen-Fourot

“…Chapter 2 tackles the debate about the so-called monetary growth imperative analysed from a post-Keynesian point of view. The second part is a more empirical one and is composed of three chapters. …”
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Le renouvellement de la pensée économique durant la crise des années 1930. Le découplage théorie économique / politique économique by Jean-François Ponsot, Michel Rocca

“…Certainly the crisis of the 1930s favoured the emergence of new theoretical approaches and put on rails the keynesian revolution. But their emergence is previous to the crisis. …”
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Alban Pellegris, Le découplage entre la consommation d’énergie et le PIB. Questionnements théoriques et évaluations empiriques du rôle de l’énergie dans le processus de croissance... by Alban Pellegris

“…This econometric work is completed by a discussion of post-Keynesian work on the relationship between profit and accumulation.…”
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Out of policymaker’s sight: the role of banks’ liquidity preference in credit supply in Brazil by Fernanda Ultremare, Olívia Bullio Mattos

“…Credit outstanding was matched with time-varying indicators that were prepared using data from banks’ portfolios and then combined with macroeconomic variables. We use a Post-Keynesian framework to analyze the relation between credit supply and the balance sheet composition of banks. …”
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From Entomological Disaster to Agricultural Modernization, the Effect of Pink Bollworm on Cotton Farming in Çukurova (1914-1928) by Okan Ceylan

“…Periodically, this study focuses on the transition phase from the Ottoman Empire to the Republic and examines the period from the WW I, when the pest began to appear, to the Great Depression of 1929, when planned industrial development models or Keynesian economic policies that envisioned state interventionism began to be implemented.…”
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J. M. KEYNES AND HIS ECONOMIC THEORY: AN ETHICAL PERSPECTIVE by S. N. Ivaskovsky

“…The article examines the philosophical and moral foundations of the biggest economist and political philosopher of the 20th century John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946), who played an important role in rethinking a number of important provisions of the classical political economy and in creating the ideological and methodological basis of the "Keynesian revolution" and of the new field of economic analysis-macroeconomics. …”
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Liquidity constraints, real estate regulation, and local government debt risks by Xiao-Li Gong, Jin-Yan Lu, Xiong Xiong, Wei Zhang

“…We build a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model with real estate and local government debt risk based on the New Keynesian-Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Model (NK-DSGE) model to investigate the transmission path of local government debt risk under real estate regulation. …”
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Financial Sanctions, Oil Revenues and Monetary and Fiscal policies in Iran: DSGE Model by Samira Heydarian, Mosayeb Pahlavani, Seyed Hossein Mirjalili

“…To this end, we employed a DSGE model with the new Keynesian approach. The results indicate that the interest rate, consumption, imports and inflation have a positive reaction to the oil revenue shock resulting from financial sanctions. …”
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Investigating the Effectiveness of the Interest Rate Monetary Policy Tool on Inflation Management in the Condition of the Banking System Imbalance and Analyzing the Imbalance Based... by Mohammad Shirijian, Mohammad Reza Farzin, Manijeh Hadinejad, Marjan Daman Keshideh

“…According to Neoclassical and Keynesian economists’ viewpoints, monetary policies affect the level of total demand and subsequently inflation rate and production through four channels of interest rate, asset prices, exchange rate and credits, and among these, the interest rate channel is more important because of the mutual effect it has on the other three channels. …”
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Credit Cycles: Econometric Analysis and Evidence for Russia by N. V. Artamonov, D. V. Artamonov, V. A. Artamonov

“…The mainstream approach is based on neoclassical assumptions, but recently new approaches appear mostly based on new Keynesian concepts. In present time the influence of monetary market and credit instruments become more and more significant. …”
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Business targeting in Iran: a hybrid simulation-optimization approach by amir mansour tehranchian, Sogand Hoseinnia Chafjiri

“…The findings of this research are compatible with the theory of new Keynesians such as Gerish, Clarida, Gertler, Menkiu, Walsh and Taylor regarding the necessity of simultaneously reducing inflation and increasing production. …”
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The Social and Economic Consequences of US Militarism by Pierre Guerlain

“…In particular it shows that military Keynesianism is a blind alley which does not benefit the larger economy. …”
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Public Debt of Japan: Analysis of Features and Assessment of Prospects by R. B. Nozdreva

“…The behavior of investors is affected by the strengthening of the position of Neo-Keynesians in world economic sci ence, who consider domestic debt safe, assuming that budget expenditures can be equal to the sum of tax revenues and domestic debt. …”
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