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1985-1986

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This collection includes:

• Handwritten notes titled Fixed K3: Piece-wise different accum. functn comparing old and new accumulation functions and associated block diagrams (May 28, 1986)

• Computer simulation output for model FIXEDK3 showing a piece-wise investment function graph and data (May 29, 1986)

• Handwritten notes titled Accumulation with variable profit margin

• Handwritten notes titled Borrowing, internal finance, & velocity of circulation (March 18, 1986)

• Handwritten notes titled Credit & Marxian expanding reprod covering basic equations, adjustment paths, determinants of accumulation, reaction functions, and surprise in demand/borrowing (November 20, 1985; November 26, 1985)

• Handwritten notes titled Yield on prospective investment including equations and graphs (November 27, 1985)

• Computer simulation output titled PER9B with parameter set 1 (K=0.6) (February 1986)

• Computer simulation output titled PER9B with parameter set 2 (K=0.8)

• Handwritten notes titled Deficit finance, outflow & inflow of funds covering basic equations, linear system analysis, alternate forms, and stability analysis (April 9, 1986)

• Handwritten notes titled Increase in ΔIA and effects discussing the impact of an investment increase in a Keynesian/Kaldorian scenario (October 27, 1986)

• Handwritten notes titled Debt and finance & capital expenditure

• Handwritten notes titled PER: Alternative accum. functions (April 11, 1986)

• Handwritten notes titled Borrowing equation development

• Handwritten notes titled Accumulation functions and debt limits (October 25, 1985)

• Handwritten calculations titled Debt accumulation calculations with a graph

• Handwritten notes titled Critique of Keynesian/Kalecki and model equations

• Handwritten notes titled Realized/unrealized profit and central points

• Handwritten notes titled Critique of internal finance assumptions

• Handwritten notes titled Conceptual notes: Debt/asset ratio, price level, endogenous money

• A document titled Summary of cycle model specifications

• A graph titled Figure 2 showing a phase diagram for r and g

• A graph titled Figure 3 showing a phase diagram with a limit cycle

• Two graphs: Marxian model, single disturbance (e, b vs Time) and Marxian model, S.V. & realized S.V. (single disturbance) (ln P, ln Pi vs Time)

• Two graphs: Marxian model, repeated disturbances (e, b vs Time) and Marxian model, S.V. & realized S w/no (repeated disturbances) (ln P, ln Pi vs Time)

• Two graphs from the Marxian model with debt threshold (e vs Time and e vs b)

• A document titled Effective demand and finance for Eco. 204 (October 28, 1986)

• Handwritten notes titled Keynesian multiplier: Textbook presentation and its implicit credit path for EW 204 (October 28, 1986)

• A page from a textbook showing Table 9-2 A permanent increase in investment spending with handwritten annotations

• Shapiro, E. (1966). Macroeconomic analysis (p. 178). Harcourt, Brace & World. discussing the multiplier

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