Prosperity and Depression
Name and Subject Index to Part III
NAME AND SUBJECT INDEX TO PART III
Acceleration principle and multiplier, combination of, See Multiplier.
Andrews, P. W. S., and interest rates, 489n, 498n.
Balance of payments, See Foreign trade multiplier.
Bissel, R. M., and employment, 496a.
Böhm-Bawerk, and investment, 500n.
Clark, C, and foreign trade multiplier, 461n, 462, 465, 467n, 468–70.
——— and multiplier, 455–6.
Clark, J. M., and multiplier, 456, 458n.
Crawford, J. G., and foreign trade multiplier, 462, 465, 467n, 468.
Currie, L., 457n.
Doblin, E., and price inflexibility, 492n.
Dunlop, J. T., and wage rates, 491.
Dynamic models, and multiplier, 473–9.
Ebersole, J. F., and interest, 498n.
Ellis, H. S., and price rigidity, 494.
Employment, See Price inflexibility.
Foreign balance, See Foreign trade multiplier.
Foreign trade multiplier, 461–73.
——— and balance of payments, 462–3.
——— and capital movements, 471–2.
——— cyclical changes, 471–3.
——— and “foreign balance”, 461–3.
——— formulae, 463–7, 469n.
——— “leakages”, 470.
——— and replacement and net investment, 461n.
Gayer, A., 457n.
Haavelmo, T., and interest rates, 498n.
Haberler, G., and consumer credit, 457n.
Hansen, A. H., and multiplier, 455n, 474.
——— and price rigidity, 492n, 493n, 494, 496–7n, 500n.
Harrod, R. F., and acceleration principle, 473n.
——— and foreign trade multiplier, 464–5, 467, 471n, 486.
——— and spending policy, 5o6n.
Hawtrey, R. G., and intensity of production, 483n.
——— and Ricardo effect, 487n.
——— and spending policy, 505.
Hayek, F. A., and propensity to import, 472n.
——— and rate of profit, 482.
——— and Ricardo effect, See Ricardo effect.
——— and upper turning point, See Ricardo effect.
Henderson, H. D., and rate of interest, 489n.
Hicks, J. R., and acceleration principle, 473.
——— and interest, 498n.
——— and price rigidity, 492n, 494, 501.
Higgins, B., and multiplier, 455n.
Inflexibility, price, See Price inflexibility.
Interest rates, and employment, 497–8.
——— and hoarding, 498.
Iversen, C, and capital movements, 472n.
Jastram, R. W., and multiplier, 459n.
Kahn, R. F., and multiplier, 458n, 459n.
Kaldor, N., and employment, 504n.
——— and intensity of production, 483n.
——— and Ricardo effect, 487n, 487–8, 488n, 489n.
——— and trade cycle, 474.
Kalecki, M., and business cycle, 474.
Keynes, J. M., and acceleration principle, 473n, 478n.
——— and foreign trade multiplier, 461, 462n, 472n.
——— and multiplier, 456, 460, 486.
——— and price flexibility, 494, 496n, 496–7.
——— and Ricardo effect, 490.
———and saving, 499.
King, W. I., and price rigidity, 493.
Knight, F. H., and equilibrium, 503n.
——— and intensity of production, 483n.
——— and price rigidity, 493,500n.
Krost, M., 457n.
Laplace’s formula, 478.
Laursen, S., and foreign trade multiplier, 465n, 470n.
Leontief, W., and labour, 489n.
——— and unemployment, 460n.
Lerner, A. R., and wages, 494.
Lundberg, E., and model sequences, 478.
Machlup, F., and multiplier, 456–7, 458n, 459, 470n.
Mason, E. S., and price inflexibility, 492n.
Meade, J. E., and interest rates, 489n, 498n.
Means, G. C, and price rigidity, 492n, 493.
Mises, L., and price rigidity, 493.
Monetary expansion, 502–3.
Multiplier, and acceleration principle, 473–9
——— and foreign trade, See Foreign trade multiplier.
——— formulae, 456.
——— instantaneous, 459–60.
——— “leakages”, 460–1.
——— money-income, 455.
——— and Ricardo effect, 485–6.
——— “successive-spending”, 456–9.
——— theory, 455–61.
Musgrave, R. A., and multiplier, 455n.
Nixon, R. A., and unemployment, 495n.
Ohlin, B., and trade balance, 472n.
Paish, F. W., and propensity to import, 472.
Pigou, A. C., and price rigidity, 494–5, 496n, 501n.
Price inflexibility, wage rigidity and unemployment, 491–503.
Radice, E. A., and trade cycle, 474.
Ricardo effect, definition, 482.
——— Hayek’s, 481–91.
——— how engendered, 483, 485–8.
——— and industrial fluctuations, 484, 490–1.
——— realistic aspect, 484, 488–90.
——— validity, 484–5.
Richardson, J. H., and wage movements, 491n.
Rigidity, wage and price, See Price inflexibility.
Robertson, D. H., and foreign trade multiplier, 461n, 464, 469n, 470.
——— and monetary theory, 497n, 504n.
——— and multiplier, 456n.
Robinson, J., and multiplier, 458n, 459n.
Roos, C. F., and price rigidity, 493n.
Ruggles, R., and wage rates, 491n.
Samuelson, P. A., and dynamic models, 474–7, 486.
——— and foreign trade multiplier, 470.
——— and unemployment, 495n.
Saving, 499–500.
Schumpeter, J., and price rigidity, 494, 497n, 501n, 503n.
Scitovszky, T. de, and price rigidity, 499n, 501.
Sequences, dynamic model, See Dynamic models.
Shaw, E. S., and multiplier, 456n, 459n.
Simons, H., and price rigidity, 493.
Spending policy, limitations, 503–7.
Szeliski, V. v., and price rigidity, 493n.
Tarshis, L., and wages, 491n.
Tinbergen, J., and dynamic models, 478–9.
——— and foreign trade multiplier, 470.
——— and interest rates, 498n.
——— and turning-points, 479.
Tobin, J., and money wage, 460n, 495n.
Trade multiplier, See Foreign trade multiplier.
Turning-points, 479–80.
——— upper, See Ricardo effect.
Unemployment, See Price inflexibility.
Villard, H. H., and multiplier, 455n, 459n.
——— and national income, 457n.
Viner, J., and price rigidity, 493.
Wage rigidity, See Price inflexibility.
ware, C. F., and price rigidity, 492n.
Wilson, T., and “net profit”, 485n.
——— and trade cycle, 481n.
