From the viewpoint of orthodox economists, macroeconomics has no significant historical antecedents prior to the publication of Keynes’s General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money in 1936. Theories of aggregate demand before Keynes, such as those associated with Lauderdale, Malthus, and Hobson, were generally weak theoretically. A number of important mainstream economic thinkers raised what […]
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John Bellamy Foster
Professor of Sociology & Editor of Monthly Review Magazine
Monthly Review Articles
- Braverman, Monopoly Capital, and AI: The Collective Worker and the Reunification of Labor December 1, 2024
- Preface to the German Edition of Marx’s Ecology December 1, 2024
- The New Denial of Imperialism on the Left November 1, 2024
- The Ecological Rift in the Anthropocene September 1, 2024
- Imperialism in the Indo-Pacific—An Introduction July 1, 2024
- Ecosocialism and Degrowth June 1, 2024
- Einstein’s “Why Socialism?” and ‘Monthly Review’: A Historical Introduction May 1, 2024