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Opérations financières et comptabilité économique

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  • Jean Denizet

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[eng] SUMMARY Economic accounting extended itself from research on national income and in om antithesis to monetary theories from which its reluctance to integrate financial phenomenous until recent date The paper tries to show that an economic accounting which does not involve an analysis of financial operation is seriously incomplete and that the models which follow from this fact eliminate chief aspect of reality As matter of fact realistic analysis shows on the one hand con sumptions and investments which should not occur for lack of credits and on the other hand savings which should not arise for lack of convenient investment opportunities It is necessary to say that classical opposition between savers and investors takes its full meaning only if it is considered rom the point of view of the couple lender borrower It is from the opponent couple banking borrower money holder that the independent wills of Keynesian scheme appear in their most dramatic appearance The second part is devoted to suggesting system of relations inte grating financial operations into the econometrie model now used by French economic accounting

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  • Jean Denizet, 1955. "Opérations financières et comptabilité économique," Revue Économique, Programme National Persée, vol. 6(3), pages 406-426.
  • Handle: RePEc:prs:reveco:reco_0035-2764_1955_num_6_3_407116
    DOI: 10.3406/reco.1955.407116
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