Monetary policy and regulation of financial markets - a Keynesian view

Citation

Dow S (2013) Monetary policy and regulation of financial markets - a Keynesian view. In: Chaloupek G & Marterbauer M (eds.) 75 Jahre General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money. Wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Tagungen der AK Wien, 17. Vienna, Austira: LexisNexis, pp. 43-60. https://shop.lexisnexis.at/75-jahre-general-theory-of-employment-interest-and-money-9783700752905.html

Abstract
The purpose of the paper is to explore the relationship between theory and policy in a Keynesian framework. Post Keynesian theory is developed with a view to addressing policy questions, rather than a separable abstraction, within a general exercise in political economy as a moral science. The starting point is the nature of the economy and its different manifestations in different contexts; the resulting methodology is discussed in terms of pluralism. There is a resulting interdependence between theory, institutional design and policy, the discussion drawing on the work of Niebyl. The significance of this Keynesian approach to policy is illustrated by a discussion of monetary policy and bank regulation in the modern context.

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Professor Sheila Dow

Emeritus Professor, Economics