ABSTRACT

This text develops a complex open economy macro-model of the world economy that synthesizes the new Keynesian and new classical approaches to constructing aggregate models. It extends the two approaches by offering a more general international and intertemporal transmission mechanism.

part I|84 pages

ChapterOne

chapter 1|13 pages

Introduction

chapter 2|13 pages

Social Cost of Public Goods

chapter 3|17 pages

Social Benefit of Public Goods

part II|100 pages

Part II

chapter 5|10 pages

The Central Banks

chapter 6|44 pages

The Private Financial Intermediaries

chapter 7|44 pages

The Non-Bank Sectors Revisited

part III|165 pages

Part III

part IV|14 pages

Part IV

chapter 15|9 pages

Non-Interventionist Central Banking

chapter 16|3 pages

Conclusion