Hansjörg Herr, Torsten Niechoj, Claus Thomasberger, Achim Truger, Till van Treeck (eds.): From crisis to growth?

From crisis to growth?

From crisis to growth?

Hansjörg Herr, Torsten Niechoj, Claus Thomasberger, Achim Truger, Till van Treeck (eds.)

Prof. em. Dr. Hansjörg Herr war bis 2016 Professor für Supranationale Integration an der Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Recht Berlin. Seine Forschungsschwerpunkte sind monetäre Makroökonomie, Entwicklungsökonomie und europäische Integration. Er ist einer der Gründer der Global Labour University.
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Prof. Dr. Torsten Niechoj ist Professor für Volkswirtschaftslehre und Politikwissenschaft an der Hochschule Rhein-Waal, Standort Kamp-Lintfort. Er ist Fellow des Forum for Macroeconomics and Macroeconomic Policies (FMM) sowie leitender Herausgeber der englischsprachigen Fachzeitschrift European Journal of Economics and Economic Policies: Intervention (EJEEP).
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Prof. i.R. Dr. Claus Thomasberger Diplomsoziologe und -Volkswirt, Promotion an der Universität Bremen, Habilitation an der FU Berlin, bis 2017 Professor für Volkswirtschaftslehre und internationale Politik an der Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin, Gast- und Vertretungsprofessuren an der Knoxville University, der Duke University, der Universität Osnabrück und der Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien.
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Prof. Dr. Achim Truger ist Professor für Sozioökonomie mit Schwerpunkt Staatstätigkeit und Staatsfinanzen an der Universität Duisburg-Essen und Mitglied des Sachverständigenrates zur Begutachtung der gesamtwirtschaftlichen Entwicklung.
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Prof. Dr. Till van Treeck ist Professor für Sozialökonomie an der Universität Duisburg- Essen. Er ist Mitglied der Koordinierungsgruppe des Forschungsnetzwerks Makroökonomie und Makropolitik (FMM) und der Redaktion des European Journal of Economics and Economic Policies (EJEEP). Seine Forschungsinteressen sind Einkommensverteilung, makroökonomische Theorie und Wirtschaftspolitik
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From crisis to growth?

The challenge of debt and imbalances

"Series of the Research Network Macroeconomics and Macroeconomic Policies" · Band 15

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Although the causes of the crisis are multifaceted, including a lack of financial market regulation, rising income inequality and global current account imbalances, the current policy debates are dominated by a narrow focus on the so-called public debt crisis in many countries. Judging by the quality of these debates, it would even seem that many politicians see the high public debt levels as the main cause of the crisis, when in fact they are largely a consequence of it. By contrast, the deeper origins of the crisis are still not being properly addressed. The contributions collected in the present book are united by the objective to analyse the issue of public debt in the larger context of macroeconomic and social imbalances.

Hansjörg Herr, Torsten Niechoj, Claus Thomasberger, Achim Truger & Till van Treeck
Introduction

I. From crisis to growth?

Amitava Krishna Dutt
Growth, distribution and crises

Mark Setterfield
Real sector imbalances and the Great Recession

Sebastian Dullien, Hansjörg Herr and Christian Kellermann
Towards a social and sustainable growth model

Philip Arestis & Elias Karakitsos
Economic policy implications of the 'Great Recession'

II. How to cope with economic imbalances

Randall Wray
Imbalances? What imbalances? A dissenting view

Claus Thomasberger
Economic imbalances, capitalism and democracy

Thomas Palley
Explaining global financial imbalances: A critique of the saving glut and reserve currency hypotheses

Paul Davidson
The Keynes solution for preventing global imbalances

III. Emerging economies and global imbalances

Xinhua Liu
FDI in China: A sovereign money perspective

André Moreira Cunha, Fernando Ferrari-Filho & Daniela Magalhäes Prates
Can the Brazilian countercyclical policies adopted in 2008-09 be considered Keynesian?

Sunanda Sen
Managing global financial flows at cost of national autonomy: China and India

IV. How to deal with public debt

Malcolm Sawyer
The contradictions of balanced structural government budgets

Catherine Mathieu & Henri Sterdyniak
Do we need fiscal rules?

Pedro Leäo
How to make discretionary fiscal policy counter-cyclical: A note

V. Macroeconomic imbalances and public debt in Europe

Jan Priewe
European imbalances and the crisis of the European Monetary Union

Gregor Semieniuk, Achim Truger & Till van Treeck
Towards reducing economic imbalances in the euro area? Some remarks on the Stability Programmes 2011-2014

Torsten Niechoj
Germany - best practice for the euro area? The Janus-faced character of current account surpluses

Jesus Ferreiro & Felipe Serrano
When the solution is part of the problem: The fiscal policy in Spain

Yannis Monogios
The 'Tax-gap' perspective of fiscal sustainability in the post-2008 crisis period in Greece

Julio Mota, Luis Lopes & Margarida Antunes
The Portuguese economy at the crossroads of the euro and globalization

Philip Arestis and Elias Karakitsos

Economic policy implications of the 'Great Recession'

André Moreira Cunha, Fernando Ferrari-Filho and Daniela Magalhães Prates

Can the Brazilian countercyclical policies adopted in 2008-09 be considered Keynesian?

The Keynes solution for preventing global imbalances

Sebastian Dullien, Hansjörg Herr and Christian Kellermann

With a decent capitalism against the 'lost decade'

Amitava Krishna Dutt

Growth, distribution and crises

Jesus Ferreiro and Felipe Serrano

When the solution is part of the problem: The fiscal policy in Spain

How to make discretionary fiscal policy counter-cyclical: A note

FDI in China: A sovereign money perspective

Catherine Mathieu and Henri Sterdyniak

Do we need fiscal rules?

Yannis A. Monogios

The 'Tax-gap' perspective of fiscal sustainability in the post-2008 crisis period in Greece

Júlio Mota, Luís Lopes and Margarida Antunes

The Portuguese economy at the crossroads of the euro and globalization

Torsten Niechoj

Germany – best practice for the euro area? The Janus-faced character of current account surpluses

Thomas I. Palley

Explaining global financial imbalances: A critique of the saving glut and reserve currency hypotheses

European imbalances and the crisis of the European Monetary Union

The contradictions of balanced structural government budgets

Gregor Semieniuk, Achim Truger and Till van Treeck

Towards reducing economic imbalances in the euro area? Some remarks on the Stability Programmes 2011–2014

Managing global financial flows at the cost of national autonomy: China and India

Mark Setterfield

Real sector imbalances and the Great Recession

Claus Thomasberger

Economic imbalances, capitalism and democracy

L. Randall Wray

Imbalances? What imbalances? A dissenting view

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