In this paper we build a hierarchically structured continuous-time model of Keynesian monetary growth. The model is sufficiently rich with respect to markets, sectors and agents and consistent with respect to budget constraints to capture sufficient broad details of actual macroeconomies and so serve as a macrotheoretic basis for many large scale models. We describe the model at the level of national accounts and then derive its extensive form dynamics. We also give detailed discussion as to how our model is related to the large scale Murphy model of the Australian economy. Our model provides a basis for understanding the various economic feedback chains contained in such models and their dynamic interaction.
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