Complexity, Endogenous Money and Macroeconomic Theory : Essays in Honour of Basil J. Moore

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List of contributors; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; A tribute to Basil J. Moore and an introduction to Complexity, Endogenous Money and Macroeconomic Theory; 1. Accounting identities: more than just bookkeeping conventions; 2. The need and some methods for dynamic modelling in Post Keynesian economics; 3. The complex problem of modelling economic complexity; 4. Complex dynamics and Post Keynesian economics; 5. Corridor of viability: complexity analysis for enterprise and investment. 6. Effective demand and endogenous money in a path-dependent economy: towards a 'Moorian' credit supply curve

and a reconciliation between horizontalists and structuralists?7. Exogenous versus endogenous money: the conceptual foundations; 8. The endogeneity of money and the Eurosystem: a contribution to the theory of central banking; 9. Endogenous money, central banks and the banking system: Basil Moore and the supply of credit; 10. The demand for endogenous money: a lesson in institutional change. 11. Tax-driven money: additional evidence from the history of economic thought, economic history and economic policy12. Monetary policy when money is endogenous; 13. ICT, financial innovation and monetary policy: some critical considerations; 14. Features of a realistic banking system within a Post-Keynesian stock-flow consistent model; 15. When are interest rates exogenous?; 16. Exogenous interest rates and modern monetary theory and policy: Moore in perspective; 17. Gradualism in the adjustment of official interest rates: some partial explanations. PART V Unemployment, inflation and the determination of aggregate income20. Institutionalist-Post Keynesian economics and the Post Monetarist new consensus; 21. A future for Keynesian macroeconomics; Selected works by Basil J. Moore; Index