Mikroekonomiczne podstawy dla keynesowskich teorii fluktuacji

• Autorzy: Maciej K. Dudek

Warianty tytułu

Microeconomic Bases for the Keynesian Theory of Fluctuations.

• Języki publikacji: PL

Abstrakty

Omówiono społeczne koszty fluktuacji. Przedstawiono istniejące teorie cyklu koniunkturalnego i ich nieadekwatność z rozumieniem przez decydentów cyklu koniunkturalnego. Zaprezentowano alternatywne podejście do zjawiska cyklu koniunkturalnego, które spełnia nowoczesny wymóg metodologiczny. Podjęto problematykę skuteczności polityki gospodarczej i pokazano miejsce keynesizmu w nowoczesnej metodologii. Poruszono także problem bezrobocia, które może być wynikiem w pełni racjonalnych działań ze strony podmiotów gospodarczych, oraz braku równowagi na niektórych rynkach.

EN

Social costs of fluctuations were discussed. Existing theories of the trade cycle and their inapplicability of understanding by the trade cycle decision-makers were described. An alternative approach towards the occurrence of the trade cycle, which fulfills the modern methodological requirement, was presented. The issues of the economic policy effectiveness were presented and a place of the Keynesian Theory in the modern methodology was shown. Also, the problem of the unemployment which can be a result of fully rational actions of the business entities and the lack of the balance on some markets were brought up. (AT)

Słowa kluczowe

PL

Polityka gospodarcza; Szacowanie kosztów; Teoria cykli koniunkturalnych; Cykl koniunkturalny; Równowaga rynku pracy; Płace realne; Przegląd literatury

EN

Economic policy; Costs estimation; Business cycles theory; Business cycles; Labor market equilibrium; Real wages; Literature review

• Czasopismo: Monografie i Opracowania / Szkoła Główna Handlowa
• Rocznik: 2009
• Numer: nr 559
• Strony: 176

Twórcy

autor

Maciej K. Dudek

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