From Crisis to Confidence not only describes the process which the economy must go through before a full recovery after the financial crash, it also describes the journey that must be travelled by the discipline of economics. As economics students and other commentators question post-war macroeconomics, Roger Koppl provides some of the answers needed to understand the long slump since 2008. A theory of confidence is needed in any economic framework that is to explain one of the most important periods in modern economic history.
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9780255366939
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1Table of contents
- The author
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
- Summary
- Introduction
- How the economy went wrong
- The development of macroeconomics from World War II to the financial crash
- Some strands of new thinking in finance and macroeconomics
- Pre-Keynesian and post-Keynesian notions of confidence
- From notions of confidence to a theory of confidence
- ‘Big Players’ and the state of confidence
- The long slump once again
- What is to be done?
- References
- About the IEA