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A Post-Keynesian View of Economic Growth: A Review Article

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  • Stella, Luciano

    (Istituto di Scienze Economiche e Finanziarie, Università di Genova)

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In questo articolo si prende in esame un recente volume di McCombie e Thirlwall, in cui si affronta in un’ottica chiaramente keynesiana il tema della crescita economica ed in particolare del perché i tassi di crescita differiscono tra i diversi paesi. Al fine di valutare adeguatamente il contributo di questi Autori, e di sottolineare come il loro approccio differisca dalla teoria prevalente, si considerano dapprima le “nuove” teorie della crescita endogena, evidenziandone alcuni importanti limiti. Ci si sofferma poi sulla visione kaldoriana della crescita demandorientated, che si oppone all’analisi di ispirazione neoclassica e che costituisce il naturale background della teoria di McCombie e Thirlwall della crescita vincolata dalla bilancia dei pagamenti. Al termine dell’esame di tale approccio, che trova significative conferme nell’evidenza empirica, si sottolinea, tra l’altro, come esso consenta un’agevole e convincente spiegazione del rallentamento della crescita verificatosi nelle economie avanzate a partire dall’inizio degli anni ‘70.

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  • Stella, Luciano, 1996. "A Post-Keynesian View of Economic Growth: A Review Article," Economia Internazionale / International Economics, Camera di Commercio Industria Artigianato Agricoltura di Genova, vol. 49(1), pages 107-128.
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