Debates in Macroeconomics from the Great Depression to the Long Recession: Cycles, Crises and Policy Responses

​Part I. Theory and Policy around the Great Depression.- Chapter 1. Wicksell's Novel Macro Thinking: Consequences for Understanding Cycles, Crises and Policy.- Chapter 2. The Early Keynes as a Marshallian: Before the Great Depression.- Chapter 3. The Young Hayek: Towards a Monetary Theory of Cycles.- Chapter 4. A Distraction: The Heated Hayek - Keynes Exchange about the Treatise.- Part II. Keynes's and Hayek's New Thinking: 1936 to 1946.- Chapter 5. Keynes's General Theory: The Central Messages.- Chapter 6. Hayek's Transformation on Knowledge in Economics.- Chapter 7. Keynes and Hayek After 1936: An Intriguing Silence and Surprising Agreements.- Part III. 1950s to 1980s: The Years of Keynesianism & The Counter Revolutions.- Chapter 8. The Ascent of Keynesianism: The IS-LM Hegemony.- Chapter 9. Opposing Keynesianism: Friedman and the Rise of Monetarism.- Chapter 10. Opposing Keynesianism: Hayek's 1970s Volte Face - From Opposing to Supporting 'Free Banking'.- Chapter 11. Opposing Keynesianism: New Classical Macroeconomics From Rational Expectations, through Real Business Cycles, to DSGE and (the so called) New Keynesians.- Part IV: Macroeconomics before the Long Recession: The Return of Micro & Decline of Macro.- Chapter 12. How Did Micro Come to Reign Over Macro Again? On Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Microfoundations for Macro.- Chapter 13. On Some Dissenting Views: 'Post-Keynesians' and Hyman Minsky.- Chapter 14. Between Simplicity and Complexity: Had 2008 Witnessed a Failure of Economic Simplicity?.- Chapter 15. Epilogue: The Road of Macroeconomics Away from Keynesian Economics