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  • Handwritten notes on a paper by Aditya Bhattacharjea concerning Pigou, persistent unemployment, and the interest rate floor.

  • Bhattacharjea, A. (1987). Keynes and the long-period theory of employment: A note. Cambridge Journal of Economics, 11(1), 95–100. Cambridge University Press.

  • Handwritten notes on Giancarlo Gandolfo's Economic dynamics: Methods + models (1985).

  • Gandolfo, G. (1985). Excerpt on the qualitative theory of non-linear differential equations. In Economic dynamics: Methods + models (pp. 45–67). Springer-Verlag.

  • Handwritten notes titled Goodwin Model, covering basic stability analysis and phase diagrams.

  • Handwritten notes titled Non-Linear Equations Systems, citing Gandolfo (1985) on autonomous equations and systems of nonlinear equations (April 1992).

  • Handwritten notes titled Importance of a Variable Propensity to Save in Marx, comparing the views of Marx, Goodwin, and Solow (August 3, 1989).

  • Handwritten notes titled Variable Saving Propensity a la Godley & Cripps (July 31, 1987).

  • Handwritten notes titled Implications of a Variable Propensity to Save, discussing Kaleckian-Kaldorian theory and Godley & Cripps.

  • Handwritten notes for a Marx/Keynes model with variable propensity to save, including a system of equations and analysis of critical points (September 23, 1989).

  • A TUTSIM graph for the equatione=ac+af−s+(g−t)e = ac + af - s + (g - t)e=ac+af−s+(g−t).

  • Handwritten notes on Kaldor's argument regarding retained earnings and the Godley-Cripps approach to savings and liquidity cushions (August 3, 1989).

  • Handwritten notes titled “Warranted” and Natural Rates in Marx, discussing Goodwin's model and the law of population (January 5, 1989).

  • Handwritten notes titled Warranted & Natural Growth in Marx, comparing Goodwin's model to Marx's theories (December 13, 1988).

  • Handwritten notes titled “Savings Rate” and Growth Rate, on Marx's and Kaldor's analysis (December 18, 1988).

  • Handwritten notes titled Growth Rate of ROP, discussing savings rates, retained earnings, and citing Kaldor (1966) and Godley & Cripps.

  • Handwritten notes titled Accum with a Variable Propensity to Save, discussing dynamics and the Godley-Cripps desired FA ratio (December 13, 1993).

  • Handwritten notes titled RAL Dynamics + Variable Propensity to Save (April 30, 1996).

  • Handwritten notes titled S.R. Dynamics, Saving Propensity, & RAL (May 8, 1996).

  • Handwritten notes titled Profitability and Accumulation (May 7, 1996).

  • Handwritten notes titled Simple RAL Model with Complete Internal Finance (Variable Saving Rates) (December 17, 1993).

  • Handwritten notes for Simple RAL/Models with Complete Internal Finance, discussing hysteresis (January 2, 1993).

  • Handwritten notes for RAL194B, discussing the model's basic structure, including government and Keynes's law (September 30, 1994).

  • Handwritten notes on the government deficit and interest rates in the RAL194B model.

  • Handwritten notes titled Accum. with Variable Saving (December 22, 1993).

  • Handwritten notes titled Simple RAL Models with Complete Internal Finance (Variable Saving Rates) (January 2, 1994).

  • Handwritten equations for savings, profit, and consumption.

  • Handwritten notes titled Sample RAL Models with Fixed & Circulating Capital (Variable Saving Rates) (January 17, 1994).

  • Handwritten notes on the stability of models RAL194B and RAL194D, with and without technological change (January 19, 1994).

  • Handwritten notes on the dynamics of a simple RAL model, RAL194A (January 21, 1994).

  • Handwritten notes outlining different versions of a 2×2 subsystem of the simple RAL model (January 21, 1994).

  • Handwritten notes analyzing a version of the RAL model and citing Sanchez (1968) (January 2, 1994).

  • A handwritten graph showing the relationship between the real wage rate andvvv.

  • Handwritten notes on a stable system for model RAL194B (January 2, 1994).

  • Handwritten notes on simple RAL models with government and partially exogenous savings (January 19, 1994).

  • Handwritten notes on Marx's schemes of the RAL, discussing simple reproduction and the effect of credit (September 12, 1993).

  • Handwritten notes comparing Keynesian and Neo-Classical Synthesis models of wages and prices.

  • Reati, A. (2001, September). Total factor productivity – A misleading concept. Banca Nazionale del Lavoro Quarterly Review, 54(217), 339–371. Banca Nazionale del Lavoro.

  • Rowthorn, B. (1986). Marx's theory of wages. In Capitalism, conflict, & inflation: Essays in political economy (pp. 45–67). Cambridge University Press.

  • Handwritten notes titled Convergence to Prices of Production, covering generalized Hicksian adjustment process and modeling expectations (June 2, 2002).

  • Rowthorn, B. (1980). Marx's theory of wages, Ricardo, and the stationary state. In Capitalism, conflict, & inflation: Essays in political economy (pp. 12–36). Cambridge University Press.

  • Galbraith, J. K. (1997). Dangerous metaphor: The fiction of the labor market (Levy Institute Public Policy Brief No. 36). The Jerome Levy Economics Institute.

  • Sardoni, C. (1987). Marx and Keynes on economic recession: The theory of unemployment and effective demand. Jerome Levy Economics Institute.

  • Sawyer, M. (1992, November). Unemployment and the dismal science. University of Leeds School of Business and Economic Studies Discussion Paper G92/15. University of Leeds.

  • Handwritten notes on the Solow/Swan growth model, citing Foley-Michl (ch. 8) (April 23, 2001).

  • Burmeister, E. (1984). Sraffa, labor theories of value, and the economics of real wage rate determination. Journal of Political Economy, 92(3), 394–417. University of Chicago Press.

  • Nerlove, M., Razin, A., & Sadka, E. (Year). Bequests and the size of population when population is endogenous. Journal of Political Economy. [Volume and page numbers to be completed based on publication].

  • Rebitzer, J. B. (1993, September). Radical political economy and the economics of labor markets. Journal of Economic Literature, 31(3), 1283–1320. American Economic Association.

  • Shapiro, C., & Stiglitz, J. E. (1984, June). Equilibrium unemployment as a worker discipline device. American Economic Review, 74(3), 433–444. American Economic Association.

  • Annotated excerpt from Dictionary of Marxist Thought on the reserve army of labour and revisionism (1983).

  • Keane, M. P., & Prasad, E. S. (1991, May). The relation between skill levels and the cyclical variability of employment, hours, and wages (Institute for Empirical Macroeconomics Discussion Paper No. 41). Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.

  • Bluestone, B., & Rose, S. (1998, May). The unmeasured labor force (Jerome Levy Economics Institute Public Policy Brief Highlights No. 39A). The Jerome Levy Economics Institute.

  • Excerpt from The New Palgrave: A Dictionary of Economics on unemployment and unequal exchange.

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