Table of Contents

Part 1: Macroeconomics Versus Microeconomics 1. Neoclassical, New Classical, and New Business Cycle Economics 2. Keynesian, New Keynesian, and Post-Keynesian Economics 3. Identity Versus Equilibrium Equilibrium Analysis: A critical appraisal 4. Keynes Revisited The Principle Of Effective Demand Effective Demand And Keynes’s’ Identities Part 2: The Macroeconomic Analysis Of National Economics 5. Money And Income As Macroeconomic Magnitudes 6. Production And Consumption As Macroeconomic Events 7. Capital And Interest: Their macroeconomic origin 8. Inflation And Unemployment As Macroeconomic Disorders Part 3: The Macroeconomic Analysis Of International Economics 9. Eurocurrencies: A macroeconomic occurrence from national to international macroeconomics 10. A Macroeconomic Cause For Exchange Rate Fluctuations 11. The Macroeconomic Analysis Of World Monetary Discrepancies 12. External Debt Servicing: A striking example of macroeconomic disorder Part 4: Conclusion And Prospects 13. The Laws Of Macroeconomics 14. Positive And Normative Analysis: The national level 15. Positive And Normative Analysis: The international level from free exchange rate fluctuation to monetary unification

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University of Lugano, Switzerland