Table of Contents

Part 1 Philosophy and method: organic interdependence and Keynes's choice of units in the "General Theory", Anna Carabelli; interdependence and the Cambridge economic tradition, Roy J.Rothim; Keynes, orthodoxy and uncertainty, John Hillard; from "A Treatise on Probability" to the "General Theory" - continuity or change in Keynes's thought?, Bill Gerrard; the political economy of new Keynesian fundamentalism, Athol Fitzgibbons. Part 2 Competition: the relationship between Keynes's macroeconomic analysis and theories of imperfect competition, Malcolm Sawyer; Keynes, market forms and competition, Amitava Dutt; the small firm under uncertainty - a puzzle of the "General Theory", Victoria Chick. Part 3 Perspectives on Keynes: Keynes and the quantity theory of money, Arthur Brown; extending the "General Theory" into the medium run, John Brothwell; psychoanalysis and Keynes's account of the psychology of the trade cycle, Led Winslow; Keynes, Marx and political economy, Michael Howard and John King.

About the Author

Edited by Bill Gerrard, Professor of Sport Management and Finance, Leeds University Business School, UK and John Hillard, Director of Taught Postgraduate Programmes, Leeds University Business School, UK