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What Global Economic Crisis?

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Editors:
  1. Philip Arestis

    1. South Bank University, London, UK

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  2. Michelle Baddeley

    1. Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, UK

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  3. John McCombie

    1. Downing College, Cambridge, UK

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Table of contents (12 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xviii
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  2. Introduction: What Global Economic Crisis?

    • Philip Arestis, Michelle Baddeley, John McCombie
    Pages 1-11

  3. If Markets are Efficient, Why Have There Been So Many International Financial Market Crises Since the 1970s?

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 12-34

  4. Reforming the International Financial Architecture: An Asian Perspective

    • M. G. Quibria, Joy Quitazol
    Pages 35-58

  5. An Agenda for a New Bretton Woods

    • John Grieve Smith
    Pages 59-77

  6. Will the Euro Bring Economic Crisis to Europe?

    • Philip Arestis, Malcolm Sawyer
    Pages 78-103

  7. Globalization, the Distribution of Power, and Full Employment

    • John Cornwall, Wendy Cornwall
    Pages 104-121

  8. Competition Policy, Development, and Developing Countries

    • Ajit Singh, Rahule Dhumale
    Pages 122-145

  9. A Brazilian-Style ‘Ponzi’

    • Gabriel Palma
    Pages 146-177

  10. Technology and Growth: Between Regionalization and Globalization

    • Pascal Petit
    Pages 178-202

  11. The Keynesian Micro-Foundations of the Business Cycle: Some Implications of Globalization

    • Paul Ormerod
    Pages 203-218

  12. An Historical Perspective on Speculative Bubbles and Financial Crises: Tulipmania and the South Sea Bubble

    • Michelle Baddeley, John McCombie
    Pages 219-243

  13. John Cornwall: A Brief Appreciation

    • Mark Setterfield
    Pages 244-250

  14. Back Matter

    Pages 251-258
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About this book

Economics has become an excessively esoteric discipline. Opportunities to bridge the gap between theorizing and policymaking are becoming increasingly limited. One issue of great importance to modern policymakers is the relationship between globalization and economic crisis. With unprecedented trends towards globalization (in part propelled by developments in information technology), the repercussions of economic crisis are more profound than ever before, particularly for developing countries. What Global Economic Crisis? bridges the gap between theory and policy by examining the destabilising effects of financial crises on economic growth, stability and development. It also presents some innovative ideas intended to inform the design of institutions able to foster more effective international policy coordination.

Editors and Affiliations

  • South Bank University, London, UK

    Philip Arestis

  • Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, UK

    Michelle Baddeley

  • Downing College, Cambridge, UK

    John McCombie

About the editors

JOHN CORNWALL McCullough Emeritus Professor of Economics, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada WENDY CORNWALL Professor of Economics, Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, Canada PAUL DAVIDSON Holly Chair of Excellence in Political Economy, University of Tennessee, USA RAHUL DHUMALE Fellow, Faculty of the Judge Institute, Cambridge University, UK JOHN GRIEVE SMITH Fellow, Robinson College, Cambridge, UK GEOFF HARCOURT Emeritus Reader, History of Economic Thought, University of Cambridge, UK PAUL ORMEROD Director, Volterra Consulting Ltd., UK GABRIEL PALMA Lecturer, Faculty of Economics and Politics, Cambridge University, UK PASCAL PETIT Director of Research, National Centre for Scientific Research, CEPREMAP, Paris, France MALCOLM SAWYER Professor of Economics, University of Leeds, UK MARK SETTERFIELD Associate Professor of Economics, Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, USA AJIT SINGH Professor of Economics and Senior Fellow, Queens' College Cambridge, UK M.G. QUIBRIA Assistant Chief Economist, Development Resource Centre, Asian Development Bank, Manila, Italy JOY A. QUITAZOL Macroeconomics Consultant, Economic and Development Resource Centre, Asian Development Bank, Philippines.

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