Shipman Wynne Godley
Buch, Englisch,
318 Seiten, Gebunden, Book, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 218 mm, Gewicht: 560 g
A Biography
1. Auflage 2019,
318 Seiten, Gebunden, Book, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 218 mm, Gewicht: 560 g
ISBN: 978-3-030-12288-1
Verlag: Springer, Berlin
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This first full-length biography traces Wynne Godley’s long career from professional musician to public servant, policymaker, tormentor of conventional macroeconomics and creator of a workable alternative – all after escaping a childhood of decaying mansions and draconian schools, and rescuing his private world from the legacy of two Freuds. Drawing on Godley’s published and unpublished work and extensive interviews with those who knew him, the author explores Godley's improbable life and explains the lasting significance of his work.
Shipman, Alan
Alan Shipman studied economics at Cambridge in Wynne Godley's shadow, and realised how the subject had needed his insights on returning to it after the Global Financial Crisis. Now a lecturer in economics at the Open University, his previous books include Capitalism Without Capital: Accounting for the Crash (Palgrave Macmillan, 2015).
1.Life Before Economics 1926-19552.Under Treasury Rules 1956-643.Short-term Forecasting4.Public Expenditure5.Planning, Tax Reform and Structural Change6.Gatecrashing the Cambridge Tradition7.Public Expenditure Revisited8.Sector Balances and 'New Cambridge'9.Balance-of-Payments, Deindustrialisation and Protection10.Spectating on Thatcher and Major11."Macroeconomics"12.The SSRC Showdown13.Wilderness and Wisdom14.Cassandra Across the Atlantic15.The Long Road to Redemption16.Monetary Economics and After17.The True Self
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This first full-length biography traces Wynne Godley’s long career from professional musician to public servant, policymaker, tormentor of conventional macroeconomics and creator of a workable alternative – all after escaping a childhood of decaying mansions and draconian schools, and rescuing his private world from the legacy of two Freuds. Drawing on Godley’s published and unpublished work and extensive interviews with those who knew him, the author explores Godley's improbable life and explains the lasting significance of his work.
Shipman, Alan
Alan Shipman studied economics at Cambridge in Wynne Godley's shadow, and realised how the subject had needed his insights on returning to it after the Global Financial Crisis. Now a lecturer in economics at the Open University, his previous books include Capitalism Without Capital: Accounting for the Crash (Palgrave Macmillan, 2015).
1.Life Before Economics 1926-19552.Under Treasury Rules 1956-643.Short-term Forecasting4.Public Expenditure5.Planning, Tax Reform and Structural Change6.Gatecrashing the Cambridge Tradition7.Public Expenditure Revisited8.Sector Balances and 'New Cambridge'9.Balance-of-Payments, Deindustrialisation and Protection10.Spectating on Thatcher and Major11."Macroeconomics"12.The SSRC Showdown13.Wilderness and Wisdom14.Cassandra Across the Atlantic15.The Long Road to Redemption16.Monetary Economics and After17.The True Self
Research
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