Austerity vs Stimulus
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Austerity vs Stimulus

The Political Future of Economic Recovery

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Austerity vs Stimulus

The Political Future of Economic Recovery

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This timely book debates the economic and political logic of the austerity policies that have been implemented in the UK and in the Eurozone since 2010 and asks whether there is any alternative for these countries in the years ahead. The work reconsiders the austerity versus stimulus debate through the voices of those who proposed the successful idea of expansionary austerity and those who opposed it. The editors have brought together a collection of articles written by some of the most notable figures in the discipline, including the likes of Alberto Alesina, Ken Rogoff, Tim Besley, David Graeber, Vince Cable, and Paul Krugman. The book also features the debate between Niall Ferguson and Robert Skidelsky. These leading thinkers unveil a world where economists are far from agreeing on economic policy, and where politics often dominates the discussion. The question of whether the British government should have opted for austerity runs through the book, as well as how sustained economic recovery should be encouraged in the future. Scholars, students and members of the general public with an interest in the financial crisis and its lingering aftermath will find this work invaluable.

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Year
2017
ISBN
9783319504391

Table of contents

  1. Contents
  2. List of Figures
  3. List of Tables
  4. Introduction
  5. Part I The Politics of the Debate
  6. Austerity in the Tension Between Capitalism and Democracy
  7. Part II The Two Sides of the Debate
  8. Keynes Vs Hayek
  9. Contemporary Arguments for Austerity
  10. Contemporary Arguments for Stimulus
  11. Part III Confidence: The Object of the Debate
  12. Austerity: A Solution to Restore Markets’ Confidence
  13. Myths of Austerity
  14. Debating the Confidence Fairy
  15. Confidence in the UK Is Different from the One in the Eurozone
  16. Confidence Beyond Debt: The Role of Monetary Policy
  17. Schizophrenic Confidence?
  18. Part IV Austerity vs Stimulus in the UK
  19. Austerity for the UK
  20. Stimulus for the UK
  21. “Keynesian Austerity”
  22. Britain’s Confidence
  23. The Economic Consequences of Mr. Osborne
  24. Niall Ferguson’s Wishful Thinking
  25. More Keynesian Than Keynes
  26. A Final Word with Ferguson
  27. A Stimulus Policy for the UK
  28. Part V What’s Next?
  29. The Economics of Debt
  30. George Osborne’s Economics: Austerity in the UK
  31. Conservatives and Keynes
  32. The Political Power of Austerity
  33. List of Suggested Readings
  34. Index