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and if real economic shocks are white noises, monetary policy cannot affect unemployment or production and any intention to control the real economy ends up only in a change in the rate of inflation. However, and this is the point, if any of these conditions does not hold, monetary policy can be effective again. So, if any of the conditions necessary for the equivalence does not hold, countercyclical fiscal policy can be effective. Controlling the real economy is possible perhaps in a
Keynesian style if government regains its potential to exert this control. Therefore, actually, new classical macroeconomics highlights the conditions under which economic policy can be effective and not the predestined inefficiency of economic policy. Countercyclical aspirations need not to be abandoned, only the playing-field of economic policy got narrowed by new classicals. While Keynes urged active countercyclical efforts of fiscal policy, these efforts are not predestined to fail not even in the new classical theory, only the conditions necessary for the efficiency of countercyclical efforts were specified by new classicals.
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of Walras that helped solidify the research in economic science as a mathematical and deductive enterprise, the essence of which is still neoclassical and makes up what is currently found in mainstream economics textbooks to this day.
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models. Such models have received severe neoclassical criticism, pointing to the disjuncture between microeconomic behavior and macroeconomic results, as indicated by
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Modern Macroeconomics: Its Origin, Development and Current State
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achieved through price and wage adjustment. In other words, the
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The Theory of New Classical Macroeconomics. A Positive Critique
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to new Keynesian economics and the new neoclassical synthesis.
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The New Neoclassical Synthesis and The Role of Monetary Policy
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New Classical, New Keynesian, and Real Business Cycle Models
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Convergence in Macroeconomics: Elements of the New Synthesis
948:. This neoclassical formulation had also been formalized by
1801:. New York: Manchester University Press. pp. 135â167.
1129:. At any one time, the economy is assumed to have a unique
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The neoclassical school dominated the field up until the
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that occurred in Europe in the late 19th century, led by
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1623:"Keynesian, New Keynesian, and New Classical Economics"
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Chapter 1. Snowdon, Brian and Vane, Howard R., (2005).
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New classical economics has also pioneered the use of
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of the 1930s. Then, however, with the publication of
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The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money
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1211:. The new classical macroeconomics contributed the
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1001:which was largely triggered by the
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1596:Contributions to Political Economy
1113:Foundation, axioms and assumptions
1081:fluctuations in the real economy.
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1898:Concise Encyclopedia of Economics
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2485:neoclassicalâKeynesian synthesis
1903:Library of Economics and Liberty
1858:The New Classical Macroeconomics
1432:Journal of Economic Perspectives
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3813:Publications in macroeconomics
1901:(2nd ed.). Indianapolis:
1889:"New Classical Macroeconomics"
1749:"New Classical Macroeconomics"
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1191:The mainstream turned to the
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1544:Snowdon, Brian (Fall 2007).
1528:10.1016/0022-0531(72)90142-1
868:, is a school of thought in
862:New classical macroeconomics
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3881:Schools of economic thought
1862:. Oxford: Basil Blackwell.
1285:History of Economics Review
1254:. Edward Elgar Publishing,
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3541:New neoclassical synthesis
3524:Real business-cycle theory
2559:Real business-cycle theory
1505:Journal of Economic Theory
1271:Skidelsky, Robert (1996).
1217:intertemporal optimisation
1193:new neoclassical synthesis
1052:that used fully specified
1050:real business cycle theory
1044:New neoclassical synthesis
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1799:What's New in Economics?
1687:Eastern Economic Journal
1553:Eastern Economic Journal
520:Saltwater and freshwater
19:Not to be confused with
3472:International economics
3397:Overlapping generations
2199:Industrial organization
2022:Computational economics
1761:GalbĂĄcs, Peter (2015).
1163:was originally used by
866:new classical economics
448:International economics
373:Overlapping generations
3840:Mathematical economics
3574:Modern monetary theory
3329:Universal basic income
2404:Modern monetary theory
2069:Experimental economics
2039:Pluralism in economics
2012:Mathematical economics
1731:. May 2006. p. 14â15.
1627:Oxford Economic Papers
1233:Neoclassical synthesis
952:. However, it was the
946:neoclassical economics
938:William Stanley Jevons
791:Mathematical economics
542:Modern monetary theory
305:Universal basic income
21:Neoclassical economics
3668:Wesley Clair Mitchell
3643:Thomas Robert Malthus
3467:Development economics
1161:rational expectations
1127:rational expectations
1119:Walrasian assumptions
1058:changes in technology
921:The Wealth of Nations
901:imperfect competition
882:rational expectations
631:Wesley Clair Mitchell
606:Thomas Robert Malthus
443:Development economics
3392:RamseyâCassâKoopmans
3231:Liquidity preference
2278:Social choice theory
2034:Behavioral economics
2017:Complexity economics
1201:long-run equilibrium
1171:model, developed by
1150:representative agent
1098:capital accumulation
368:RamseyâCassâKoopmans
208:Liquidity preference
3808:Macroeconomic model
3673:John Maynard Keynes
3457:Economic statistics
3402:General equilibrium
2362:American (National)
2062:Economic statistics
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1565:10.1057/eej.2007.40
1444:10.1257/jep.6.2.117
1412:Woodford, Michael.
1169:real business cycle
1054:general equilibrium
972:John Maynard Keynes
954:general equilibrium
930:marginal revolution
912:Classical economics
823:Business portal
759:Macroeconomic model
636:John Maynard Keynes
433:Economic statistics
378:General equilibrium
3748:Edward C. Prescott
3462:Monetary economics
1893:David R. Henderson
1668:, Economist's View
1173:Edward C. Prescott
711:Edward C. Prescott
438:Monetary economics
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3414:Endogenous growth
3243:National accounts
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1808:978-0-7190-3280-6
1780:978-3-319-17578-2
1727:Mankiw, N. Greg.
1370:Kocherlakota 2010
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1027:Robert Lucas, Jr.
999:1973â75 recession
891:school that uses
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741:N. Gregory Mankiw
731:Thomas J. Sargent
576:Market monetarism
390:Endogenous growth
220:National accounts
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