Bill Gibson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3809432 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Bill Gibson |
| NOMBRES | Bill |
| APELLIDO | Gibson |
| FIRMA | GIBSON B |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Vermont |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8609-7717 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 10 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1982 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Intermediation, Money Creation, and Keynesian Macrodynamics in Multi-agent Systems
This paper offers a simple computational model of monetary creation, derived from individual agent behavior, that provides additional support for the well-known and more or less universally accepted idea that money creation is inevitable in demand-driven Keynesian economies. The endogeneity of money is linked to asynchronous production, in which investment is set autonomously by a combination of animal spirits and capacity utilization, while savi…
The transition to a globalized economy
Thinking Outside the Walrasian Box
Colander's paper marks a potential turning point in the evolution of postwar economic theory. It includes a call for analytical political economists indeed, all heterodox economists to join a wider methodological circle, alternative to, rather than simply critical of the Walrasian system. This paper argues that both analytical political economists and heterodox economists as a whole should
The environmental consequences of stagnation in Nicaragua
A Classical Theory of the Informal Sector
A major focus of the debate on the informal sector is whether this sector constitutes a 'seedbed of capitalist growth' or simply a reserve army of unemployed. This paper develops a classical model where informal processes may or may not turn formal in the long run. It is further shown that if the state taxes capitalists in order to maintain informal sector incomes, the surplus is likely to fall as formal sector output grows. Thus, the authors con…
Alternatives to coca production in Bolivia
The inflation‐devaluation‐inflation hypothesis in Nicaragua
This article employs a computable general equilibrium model for Sandinista Nicaragua to argue that a foreign exchange constrained economy does not necessarily fall prey to the inflation‐devaluation‐inflation vicious cycle characteristic of more mature Keynesian economies. It is seen that when the economy is shocked by a devaluation, prices do not rise proportionately. Output increases and the distribution of income can actually improve. These res…
The Nicaraguan Economy in the Medium Run
What are the medium-term prospects for the Nicaraguan economy where, by medium term, we refer to the year 2000? The difficult task of fortune telling is made enormously more complicated by the political economy that was established in the country by theFrente Sandinista de Liberacion Nacional (FSLN)after the 1979 revolution in which they, with the aid of diverse social factions, overthrew the government of Anastasio Somoza Debayle. After more tha…
Restructuring the Nicaraguan Economy
February 1990. While in power, the Sandinistas woe able to withstand enormous external political and military pressure. The U.S.-imposed trade embargo crip pled exports and the shift in die source of aid from the Bretton Woods organiza tions to the Eastern Bloc stifled efficiency. At the height of the hostilities, the contra war absorbed SO percent of the state budget and was responsible for total economic losses on the order of one-fourth of GDP…
Terms of trade and class conflict in a computable general equilibrium model for Mexico
A computable general equilibrium model for Mexico is constructed in which class conflict over the distribution of the surplus is the principal determinant of the terms of trade. The model consists of seven social classes and eight productive sectors. Classes are distinguished as ‘fundamental’ or ‘subsumed’ according to whether their incomes are primarily determined by conscious class struggle or by the resulting system of relative prices. Flexibl…
Profit, rent and the terms of trade
Non-produced means of production in Sraffa's system
Bill Gibson, Darryl McLeod; Non-produced means of production in Sraffa's system: basics, non-basics and quasi-basics, Cambridge Journal of Economics, Volume 7
Terms-of-trade policy in a model with non-produced means of production
Terms-of-trade policy in a model with non-produced means of production
The environmental consequences of stagnation in Nicaragua
Alternatives to coca production in Bolivia
The transition to a globalized economy
The Nicaraguan Economy in the Medium Run
What are the medium-term prospects for the Nicaraguan economy where, by medium term, we refer to the year 2000? The difficult task of fortune telling is made enormously more complicated by the political economy that was established in the country by theFrente Sandinista de Liberacion Nacional (FSLN)after the 1979 revolution in which they, with the aid of diverse social factions, overthrew the government of Anastasio Somoza Debayle. After more tha…
Restructuring the Nicaraguan Economy
February 1990. While in power, the Sandinistas woe able to withstand enormous external political and military pressure. The U.S.-imposed trade embargo crip pled exports and the shift in die source of aid from the Bretton Woods organiza tions to the Eastern Bloc stifled efficiency. At the height of the hostilities, the contra war absorbed SO percent of the state budget and was responsible for total economic losses on the order of one-fourth of GDP…
Terms-of-trade policy in a model with non-produced means of production
Non-produced means of production in Sraffa's system
Bill Gibson, Darryl McLeod; Non-produced means of production in Sraffa's system: basics, non-basics and quasi-basics, Cambridge Journal of Economics, Volume 7
Profit, rent and the terms of trade
Terms of trade and class conflict in a computable general equilibrium model for Mexico
A computable general equilibrium model for Mexico is constructed in which class conflict over the distribution of the surplus is the principal determinant of the terms of trade. The model consists of seven social classes and eight productive sectors. Classes are distinguished as ‘fundamental’ or ‘subsumed’ according to whether their incomes are primarily determined by conscious class struggle or by the resulting system of relative prices. Flexibl…
Restructuring the Nicaraguan Economy
February 1990. While in power, the Sandinistas woe able to withstand enormous external political and military pressure. The U.S.-imposed trade embargo crip pled exports and the shift in die source of aid from the Bretton Woods organiza tions to the Eastern Bloc stifled efficiency. At the height of the hostilities, the contra war absorbed SO percent of the state budget and was responsible for total economic losses on the order of one-fourth of GDP…
The inflation‐devaluation‐inflation hypothesis in Nicaragua
This article employs a computable general equilibrium model for Sandinista Nicaragua to argue that a foreign exchange constrained economy does not necessarily fall prey to the inflation‐devaluation‐inflation vicious cycle characteristic of more mature Keynesian economies. It is seen that when the economy is shocked by a devaluation, prices do not rise proportionately. Output increases and the distribution of income can actually improve. These res…
The Nicaraguan Economy in the Medium Run
What are the medium-term prospects for the Nicaraguan economy where, by medium term, we refer to the year 2000? The difficult task of fortune telling is made enormously more complicated by the political economy that was established in the country by theFrente Sandinista de Liberacion Nacional (FSLN)after the 1979 revolution in which they, with the aid of diverse social factions, overthrew the government of Anastasio Somoza Debayle. After more tha…
Alternatives to coca production in Bolivia
A Classical Theory of the Informal Sector
A major focus of the debate on the informal sector is whether this sector constitutes a 'seedbed of capitalist growth' or simply a reserve army of unemployed. This paper develops a classical model where informal processes may or may not turn formal in the long run. It is further shown that if the state taxes capitalists in order to maintain informal sector incomes, the surplus is likely to fall as formal sector output grows. Thus, the authors con…
The environmental consequences of stagnation in Nicaragua
Thinking Outside the Walrasian Box
Colander's paper marks a potential turning point in the evolution of postwar economic theory. It includes a call for analytical political economists indeed, all heterodox economists to join a wider methodological circle, alternative to, rather than simply critical of the Walrasian system. This paper argues that both analytical political economists and heterodox economists as a whole should
The transition to a globalized economy
Intermediation, Money Creation, and Keynesian Macrodynamics in Multi-agent Systems
This paper offers a simple computational model of monetary creation, derived from individual agent behavior, that provides additional support for the well-known and more or less universally accepted idea that money creation is inevitable in demand-driven Keynesian economies. The endogeneity of money is linked to asynchronous production, in which investment is set autonomously by a combination of animal spirits and capacity utilization, while savi…
Economics (12 obras) · Economic Theory and Policy (11 obras) · Macroeconomics (6 obras) · Market economy (5 obras) · Computable general equilibrium (4 obras) · Economic Theory and Institutions (4 obras) · Microeconomics (4 obras) · Political Economy and Marxism (4 obras) · Economic theories and models (3 obras) · Income distribution (3 obras)