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Claude responded: This collection includes:

This collection includes:

  • Shaikh, A. (n.d.). [Handwritten folder label identifying contents as "Banking, credit"]. Unpublished manuscript note. New School for Social Research.
  • Shaikh, A. (n.d.). [Handwritten working notes on banking and credit theory: three-scenario framework for banks and real economy, bonds, and combined case; system of equations for deposit rate i_D, loan rate i_L, profit rate r, and real wage wr; analysis of arbitrage conditions; derivation showing all three cases collapse to the same structure when savings deposits equal zero-coupon bonds; reference to Garegnani; notation regarding base rate as f(money market) and ceiling rate as f(wr_0); date notation "11/23/04" visible in text]. Unpublished manuscript note. New School for Social Research.
  • Koo, R. (ca. 2008). The holy grail of macroeconomics: Lessons from Japan's great recession [Excerpts: chapter 2, "Characteristics of balance sheet recessions," including Exhibit 2-4 on the proportion of listed companies paying down debt and Exhibit 2-5 on Japanese companies moving to accumulate financial assets after paying down debt; data sources: NRI; Bank of Japan, Flow of Funds Accounts; Government of Japan, Cabinet Office, National Accounts]. John Wiley & Sons.
  • Shaikh, A. (1983, May 04). [Handwritten reading notes on Foley's "A microeconomic model of banking and credit," 4 pages: summary of Foley's central claim that central banks cannot affect the general price level or the rate of interest; derivation of loan net return r(L) and deposit net return r(D); analysis of competitive equilibrium across loan sizes; commentary on Foley's assumptions regarding economies of scale, costs of deposits, and relationship to Marx and arbitrage; dated May 04, 1983]. Unpublished manuscript note. New School for Social Research.
  • Foley, D. K. (1982, October 15). A microeconomic model of banking and credit [Draft — do not quote; 21 pages plus Figure 1; draft dated October 15, 1982; Figure 1 page bears date April 12, 1982; heavily annotated in red and orange by Shaikh, A., with marginal notes on: conventional micro-economic basis for Tobin's Q, AMS framework, no profit rate in banks under NC theory, and note that Eq. 4 assumes large bank loans at simply r*; references: Fama (1980), Patinkin (1965), Tobin (1963), Whittlesey, Freeman & Herman (1963)]. Unpublished manuscript. New School for Social Research.

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