Uncertainty, International Money, Employment and Theory

Focusing on the interplay between uncertainty and economic theory, the book delves into international financial markets and global unemployment. Paul Davidson critiques traditional economic responses and offers innovative solutions to pressing issues of the twenty-first century, particularly concerning volatile financial markets in Asia. Additionally, it examines the distinctions among Old, New, and Post-Keynesian schools of thought, highlighting their competition for Keynes's legacy in contemporary economic discourse.