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Book 1995 in Europe has been growing, almost without remission, to levels unseen since the Great Depression. These facts are somewhat at odds with the development of growth theory which has mainly been orientated towards an equilibrium full employment framework. The main message of equilibrium theory of fluc

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Israel’s Stabilization Programme of 1985, or Some Simple Truths of Monetary Theoryeliminate three-digit inflation, not to speak of hyperinflation. A frequent pattern has been that the governments in question adopted policies which at first achieved near-stabilization of the price level, but which then led to such political pressures that after a short time the governments resumed

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Technical Progress in the Theory of Economic Growthtes that have plagued macroeconomic theory for so long. Unlike Keynesianism, monetarism, new classicism and real business cycle theory, the endogenous growth movement has not divided the discipline of macroeconomics into two opposing camps. Instead, there has been an almost total absence of controve

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About Investment in Macroeconomicsstment and economic evolution. This understanding leaves much to be desired, notwithstanding the efforts of past research on the subject. I should like to be able to find clues on how to make quick progress, but I shall fail to do so here. My reason for speaking rather comes from this very special o