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  Año 2013, Número 3. Dedicado a: Austerity economics : failed economics but persistent policy

  • Part I: The source and power of austerity's vision

    • Crisis, austerity, and the role of economic theory in policy

      Anwar Shaikh

      págs. 653-664

      

    • The logic and impossibility of austerity

      Gary A. Dymski

      págs. 665-696

      

    • A note on economic austerity in science, morality, and political economy

      William Milberg

      págs. 697-714

      

  • Part II: US political economy

    • The political economy of austerity in the United States

      Richard McGahey

      págs. 717-748

      

    • Austerity economics and the struggle for the soul of US capitalism

      Robert Pollin

      págs. 749-780

      

    • Jobs instead of austerity: a bold policy proposal for economic justice

      Alan Aja, Daniel Bustillo, William Darity, Darric Hamilton

      págs. 781-794

      

    • The austerity of low play: US exceptionalism in the age of enequality

      David R. Howell

      págs. 795-816

      

  • Part III: Escaping austerity economics: alternative analyses

    • Unpacking the multiplier: making sense of recent assessments of fiscal stimulus policy

      Stephen Marglin, Peter Spiegler

      págs. 819-854

      

    • On the potential pitfalls of the EU fiscal pact: a simulation study of the international dimensions of fiscal austerity

      Christian R. Proaño

      págs. 855-882

      

    • The macroeconomics of austerity in the European Union

      Willi Semmler

      págs. 883-914

      

  • Part IV: Moving forward and away from austerity

    • Austerity and democracy

      Terra Lawson-Remer

      págs. 917-928

      

    • Austerity and the global crisis: lessons from latin america

      Michael Cohen

      págs. 929-952

      

    • Austerity distorts the common economic interests between generations

      Teresa Ghilarducci

      págs. 953-976