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List of figures. List of tables. Foreword. Part I Alternative Macroeconomics. 1 A general overview. 2 Disequilibrium economics and the Economics of funding 'Observable-variable economics'. Part II Short-Term Equilibrium and Its Supervision. 3 Short-term equilibria by quantities as ex post equilibria. 4 The intrinsic dynamics of financing and their supervision. Appendix A Price and quantity makers facing demand functions - Walrasian economics- ''Classical'' postulates in the General Theory. Appendix B A comparison with post-Keynesian economics: Short-term disequilibrium dynamics and Financing. Part III The Cyclical Dynamics of Total Outputs. 5 Gravitations, perturbations, and breaks since World War II. 6 Recurrent instability in the business cycle – Tendential macro instability and its checking. Appendix C (Un)Employment in the dynamics of growth and breaks. Appendix D The potential output and the output gap. Appendix E Estimating steady-state parameters, capacities, utilization rates, and capital stocks in the Business sector. Part IV The Historical Conquest of Stability and Normality. 7 The history of Institutional, regulatory, and policy frameworks. 8 Theory and practices in the supervision of macro mechanisms. Part V The Analytics of Stability and Normality. 9 Analytical frameworks. 10 Built-in credit and fiscal policy mechanisms in the short term. 11 Stability boundaries and zones in two-variable recurrence relations - The entrance into phases of instability. 12 Policies in the longer term. 13 The short-term dynamics of production to inventories. Part VI The Supervision of Credit in the Reserve System and the Basel Accords - The Bank Regulatory Ratio Channel. 14 Bank regulatory ratios. 15 Selling credits and collecting stable funding: I - The Reserve system. 16 Recent achievements: Unconventional credit policy and the enforcement of sectoral normality. 17 Selling credits and collecting stable funding: II - The Basel system. Part VII Appendices. Appendix F Mathematical frameworks. Appendix G Sources, data, and methods. Bibliography. Index. |