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Name and Subject Index to Part IIIKaldor, N., and employment, 504n.--and intensity of production,483n.--and Ricardo effect, 487n, 487-8,488n,489n.-.-.- and trade cycle, ·..74.Kalecki, M., and business cycle, ..74.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, 4700.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, ]. 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 Foreigntrade multiplier.--formulae, 456.--instantaneous, 459-60.--"leakages", 460-1.--money-income, 455.--and Ricardo effect, 48,-6.--"successive-spending", 45&-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 andunemployment, 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, ]. H., and wage movements,491n.Rigidity, wage and price, See Price inllexibility.Robertson, D. H., and foreign trademultiplier, 461n, 464, 469n,470.--and monetary theory, 497n, 504n.--and multiplier, 456n.Robinson, ]., 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, 499-5°0.Schumpeter, J., and price rigidity, 494,497n, 501n, 503n.Scitovszky, T.de, and price rigidity,4990, 501.Sequences, dynamic model, See Dynamicmodels.Shaw, E. S., and multiplier, 456n,459n.Simons, H., and price rigidity, 49~.
Name and Subject Index to Part IIISpending 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 trademultiplier.Turning-points, 479-80.--upper, See Ricardo effect.Unemployment, See Price inflexibility.Villard, H. H., and multiplier, 455n,459n.--and national income, 45 7n.Viner, ]., and price rigidity, 493.Wage rigidity, See Price inflexibility.~are, C. F., and price rigidity, 492n.Wilson, T., and "net profit", 48,n.--and trade cycle, 48In.
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PROSPERITY AND DEPRESSION
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PREFACE TO THE 1939 EDITIONIn prepa
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CONTENTSINTRODUCTION .PART I. SYSTE
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CHAPTER 1PRELIMINARY REMARKS§ I. T
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