Contents:
Preface
Introduction: The Argument and Its Setting
Chapter 1: The Great Divide in Economics
PART I: THE INFIRMITY OF MONETARISM
Chapter 2 The Monetarist Theory
Chapter 3 Equilibrium and Historical Time: Inherited Payment Commitments
Chapter 4 The Modus Operandi of Monetarist Theory
Chapter 5 The Cash-Transactions Approach to Monetarism
Chapter 6 An Excursus on Rational Expectation Equilibria
Chapter 7 An Excursus on Methodological Individualism
Chapter 8 An Excursus on Walrasian Equilibrium and Capitalist Production
PART II: THE SUPERIORITY OF PROPERTYISM
Chapter 9 A Critique of Ricardo’s Theory of Money
Chapter 10 Marx on the Value of Money
Chapter 11 An Excursus on Marx’s Theory of Value
Chapter 12 Marx’s Solution to a Dilemma
Chapter 13 Alternative Interpretations of Keynes
Chapter 14 A Digression on a Keynesian Dilemma
Chapter 15 Marx, Keynes and Propertyism
PART III: THE INCOMPLETENESS OF PROPERTYISM
Chapter 16 The Incompleteness of Propertyism
Chapter 17 A Solution to the Incompleteness
Chapter 18 Capitalism as a Mode of Production
Chapter 19 Money in the World Economy
Chapter 20 Capitalism and Imperialism
Appendix: Factors Underlying Secular Movements in the Terms of Trade
Bibliography
Index