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Introduction - PART 1: UNCERTAINTY AND PROBABILITY - Reality andEconomic Theory - Uncertainty in Economics - Austrians and PostKeynesians on Economic Reality: A Response to Critics - PART 2:INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS - A Post Keynesian Positive Contribution toTheory - Reforming the World's Money - The Viability of KeynesianDemand Management in an Open Economy Context - The General Theory in anOpen Economy - Are Grains of Sand in the Wheels of InternationalFinance Sufficient To Do The Job When Boulders are Often Required? -Global Macro Policies for Reducing Persistent High Unemployment Ratesin OECD Countries - PART 3: MONEY AND EMPLOYMENT - The Nature of Money- Money: Cause of Effect? Exogenous or Endogenous? - Can Money beNeutral even in the Long Run? - Eichner's Approach to Money andMacroeconomics - It's Still The Economy, Mr. President - Clinton'sEconomic Plan - Tampering with the American Dream - Asset Deflation andFinancial Fragility - Do Information Frictions Justify Federal CreditPrograms? - What are the Essential Elements of Post Keynesian MonetaryTheory? - Volatile Financial Markets and the Spectator - Unemployment,Inflation and a Civilized Economy - PART 4: THEORY - The Elephant andthe Butterfly: Or Hystersis and Post Keynesian Economics - Would Keynesbe a 'New' Keynesian? - The Asimakopulos View of Keynes's GeneralTheory - In Defense of Post Keynesian Economics: A Response to Mongovi- What Revolution? The Legacy of Keynes - Did Keynes Reverse theMarshallian Speed of Adjustment? - Setting the Record Straight - PostKeynesian Employment Analysis and the Macroeconomics of OECDUnemployment - Stagflation - Index