This chapter draws on the debt-deflation process of Fisher (1933) as well as on Keynes (1936, chapter 19) and Tobin (1975, 1980) to explore the concept of a corridor of stability, where an economy ...

That is the claim of a small but well-credentialed group of macroeconomists that I once labeled the “Neo-Fisherites,” after the famous monetary economist Irving Fisher.

Mia (Anne Curtis) refuses to sign her father’s surgery consent form, revealing deep resentment toward her parents and calling them both dead to her.

When desire disagrees with judgment, there is a disease of the mind: and to make a man forget the past, and blind him to the future, is as easy as making him drunk. The impression of invincibility ...

Les cumulants d'une distribution sont définis et leurs relations avec les moments ordinaires sont indiquées. On insiste sur l'importance de ces fonctions dans la description des distributions. La ...

The biggest difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics is in the scales of the two subjects. Both are key to understanding how markets work.

William Jevons (1866 and 1871) established a ground-breaking milestone with "A General Mathematical Theory of Political Economy" for economic analysis. Jevons' work was praised as the start of the ...