K Köhler
Biographic Data
| ID | 161737 |
|---|---|
| NAME | K Köhler |
| GIVEN NAMES | K |
| FAMILY NAME | Köhler |
| SIGNATURE | KÖHLER K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Leeds |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6876-0538 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1893 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
What goes up, must come down: Speculation-encouraging institutions and house price cycles across countries
Since the Global Financial Crisis, there is a growing literature on the Comparative Political Economy (CPE) of housing, but it has not systematically incorporated boom-bust cycles in house prices. This matters as cycles in house prices are large relative to their trend and the intensity of house price cycles differs across countries. Bringing Minskyan and behavioural theories of endogenous financial cycles to CPE, this article argues that the int…
Capital Flows and the Eurozone's North-South Divide
This article offers a monetary perspective on capital flows and the Eurozone's north-south divide. It argues that finance-centric narratives in comparative political economy rightly emphasize financial instability in the periphery, but that the role of capital flows therein requires clarification. The article draws on post-Keynesian monetary theory, coherent accounting, and balance-of-payments data to make three points. First, the focus on the fi…
Estimating Nonlinear Business Cycle Mechanisms with Linear Vector Autoregressions: A Monte Carlo Study
The paper investigates how well linear vector autoregressions (VARs) identify endogenous cycle mechanisms and cycle frequencies when the underlying process is a nonlinear limit cycle. We conduct Monte Carlo simulations with five nonlinear models in which cycles are driven by the interaction of two state variables. We find that while linear VARs quantitatively underestimate the strength of the interaction mechanism, they successfully identify the …
A history of aggregate demand and supply shocks for the United Kingdom, 1900 to 2016
This paper presents a history of aggregate demand and supply shocks spanning 1900 – 2016 for the United Kingdom. Sign restrictions derived from a workhorse Keynesian model are used to identify the signs of those shocks. We compare the 30 largest shocks implied by a vector autoregressive model in unemployment and inflation with the narrative historical record. Our approach provides a new perspective on well-known events in economic history. We hig…
Capital flows and geographically uneven economic dynamics: A monetary perspective
This paper provides a monetary perspective on capital flows and their effects on geographically uneven economic dynamics. Contributing to debates on global imbalances and the international dimension of financialisation, the paper applies heterodox theories of endogenous money creation, asset pricing, and balance sheet fragility to capital flows across regions. Three theoretical claims are made and illustrated through coherent balance-sheet accoun…
Growing differently? Financial cycles, austerity, and competitiveness in growth models since the Global Financial Crisis
The paper contributes to the recent growth models debate through a cross-country analysis of growth drivers before and after the 2008 Global Financial Crisis (GFC). It argues that the widely used dichotomy of export-led versus (debt-financed) consumption-led growth has lost its usefulness since the GFC. Specifically, identifying growth models through growth contributions can give misleading results when the drivers of economic growth change. The …
Verteilungseffekte von Finanzialisierung
Finanzialisierung wird oft mit steigender Einkommensungleichheit assoziiert. Der Artikel beschreibt die wesentlichen Aspekte von Finanzialisierung im Außen‐, Finanz‐, Firmen- und Haushaltssektor und identifiziert mehrere Hypothesen, wie Finanzialisierung die funktionale Einkommensverteilung beeinflussen kann. Wir diskutieren verbesserte Exit-Optionen von Firmen, steigende finanzielle Kosten für Unternehmen, wachsenden Wettbewerb auf Kapitalmärkte…
Retracted: How does financialization affect functional income distribution? A theoretical clarification and empirical assessment
It is frequently asserted that financialization has contributed to the decline in the wage share. This article provides a theoretical clarification and a systematic empirical investigation. We identify four arguments for why financialization would affect the wage share: (a) a Political Economy approach focusing on the exit options of firms; (b) a mark-up pricing approach stressing the role of financial overhead costs for firms; (c) increased comp…
A Late Neolithic Case of Pott's Disease from Hungary: Neolithic Pott's Disease from Hungary
The aim of this study was to present classic bone lesions caused by tuberculosis, as seen in a Late Neolithic–Early Copper Age osteoarchaeological sample deriving from the site of Alsónyék-Bátaszék (the western part of Hungary from the 5th millennium bc). In one particular case of an adult male skeleton, vertebral bodies' destruction, collapse, ankylosis and marked angulation in the lower thoracic and the upper lumbal region of the vertebral colu…
Totenbrett Oder Totenhütte? Zur Struktur der Gräber der Lengyel-Kultur Mit Pfostenstellung in Südtransdanubien
Funeral bed or cabin? On the structure of Lengyel graves with posts in South Transdanubia. The authors analyse the shapes and the structures of the graves of the Late Neolithic — Early Copper Age (Lengyel culture) cemetery of Alsónyék-Bátaszék (South Transdanubia) with the help of trait analysis (“Merkmalanalyse”). The primary aim of the analysis is to examine the evolution and the origin of the uncovered post structure graves, a new phenomenon i…
Ins Jenseits Begleitend“: Hundemitbestattungen der Lengyel-Kultur von Alsónyék-Bátaszék
In this paper, the authors discuss the dog offerings and dog burials found at the Lengyel culture (Late Neolitic/Early Copper Age) cemetery and settlement of Alsónyék-Bátaszék (sites 10/B and 5603/1). The role and symbolism of dog in the Neolithic and Early Copper Age are concerned based on archaeological, anthropological and archaeozoological data. The authors also analyse the social status of individuals next to whom the dogs have been buried. …
Zur Typologie und Stellung von Kulttischchen der Lengyel-Kultur im Mittel- Und Südosteuropäischen Neolithikum
The authors discuss a group of objects having specific or cultic functions in the late neolithic Lengyel culture, which had formerly been referred to as “lamps”, “clay lamps” or “small clay altars”. These objects have been known from the entire occupation territory of the Lengyel community. However, recent excavations uncovered similar finds in a few graves of the Lengyel cemetery at Alsónyék-Bátaszék, which represent new types of the discussed g…
Appearance of hyperostosis frontalis interna in some osteoarcheological series from Hungary
Eberhauerschmuck und Schweinekiefer-Beigaben in den Neolithischen und Kupferzeitlichen Bestattungssitten des Karpatenbeckens
Polished and perforated pendants carved from boar tusks, and jaws of boars and pigs are frequent grave furniture in the Late Neolithic and Early Copper Age cemeteries of the Carpathian Basin \n . Pairs of tusk pendants were generally placed beside the dead in the early phase of the Lengyel culture, especially beside high status males, who wore these objects as symbols. The 2500 graves of the Alsónyék-Kanizsa-dűlő cemetery represent the late phase…
Alterable Predictors of Educational Attainment, Income, and Crime: Findings from an Inner‐City Cohort
Using data from the Chicago Longitudinal Study, an ongoing panel investigation of more than 1,500 children, this article identifies a comprehensive set of predictors of educational attainment, employment, income, and adult crime. Predictors are measured from participants’ birth through high school by means of surveys and administrative records. These sources include data on individual, family, and school experiences, as well as on demographic att…
Serum protein polymorphisms (HP, GC, PI) in Muslims and Bodhs of Jammu and Kashmir, India
Two population groups of Jammu and Kashmir (India) — Muslims and Bodhs-have been typed for haptoglobin and for CG and PI subtype polymorphisms. The allele frequencies do not show significant differences between these two populations. HP and GC allele frequencies of Bodhs and Muslims differ considerably from with that observed in other North Indian populations. The PI allele frequencies of Bohds and Muslims differ considerably from those found in …
Die Instabilität wortfinaler Alveolarpiosive im Deutschen: Eine elektropalatographische Untersuchung
Descriptive autority analyses of continuous texts in German have shown that word-final alveolar plosives are frequently assimilated to following labials and velars. On the basis of illustrative data this experimental investigation deals with the question of whether the alveolar movement is completely eliminated by articulatory control or whether coarticulation arises which involves the preservation of the articulatory gesture without a perceptual…
Modern english phonology
A Late Eighteenth Century Comparison of the “Provincial Dialect of Scotland” and the “Pure Dialect”
Kohler's Studies, Addresses and Personal Papers
Hebrew Union College Annual
Hebrew Union College Jubilee Volume
The Essenes and the Apocalyptic Literature
The Sabbath and Festivals in Pre-Exilic and Exilic Times
In order to trace the origin of the Sabbath and the festivals and follow up the stages of their development, we must not consult the codes of law and the meaning attached to the words of the same in later times, but examine certain historical facts in the other narratives and in occasional allusions and draw our conclusions therefrom. By this method of historical-critical research we arrive at an altogether different calendar system in ancient Is…
"Oesterley's "The Psalms in the Jewish Church
Growing differently? Financial cycles, austerity, and competitiveness in growth models since the Global Financial Crisis
The paper contributes to the recent growth models debate through a cross-country analysis of growth drivers before and after the 2008 Global Financial Crisis (GFC). It argues that the widely used dichotomy of export-led versus (debt-financed) consumption-led growth has lost its usefulness since the GFC. Specifically, identifying growth models through growth contributions can give misleading results when the drivers of economic growth change. The …
Alterable Predictors of Educational Attainment, Income, and Crime: Findings from an Inner‐City Cohort
Using data from the Chicago Longitudinal Study, an ongoing panel investigation of more than 1,500 children, this article identifies a comprehensive set of predictors of educational attainment, employment, income, and adult crime. Predictors are measured from participants’ birth through high school by means of surveys and administrative records. These sources include data on individual, family, and school experiences, as well as on demographic att…
Modern english phonology
A history of aggregate demand and supply shocks for the United Kingdom, 1900 to 2016
This paper presents a history of aggregate demand and supply shocks spanning 1900 – 2016 for the United Kingdom. Sign restrictions derived from a workhorse Keynesian model are used to identify the signs of those shocks. We compare the 30 largest shocks implied by a vector autoregressive model in unemployment and inflation with the narrative historical record. Our approach provides a new perspective on well-known events in economic history. We hig…
A Late Neolithic Case of Pott's Disease from Hungary: Neolithic Pott's Disease from Hungary
The aim of this study was to present classic bone lesions caused by tuberculosis, as seen in a Late Neolithic–Early Copper Age osteoarchaeological sample deriving from the site of Alsónyék-Bátaszék (the western part of Hungary from the 5th millennium bc). In one particular case of an adult male skeleton, vertebral bodies' destruction, collapse, ankylosis and marked angulation in the lower thoracic and the upper lumbal region of the vertebral colu…
Capital Flows and the Eurozone's North-South Divide
This article offers a monetary perspective on capital flows and the Eurozone's north-south divide. It argues that finance-centric narratives in comparative political economy rightly emphasize financial instability in the periphery, but that the role of capital flows therein requires clarification. The article draws on post-Keynesian monetary theory, coherent accounting, and balance-of-payments data to make three points. First, the focus on the fi…
Capital flows and geographically uneven economic dynamics: A monetary perspective
This paper provides a monetary perspective on capital flows and their effects on geographically uneven economic dynamics. Contributing to debates on global imbalances and the international dimension of financialisation, the paper applies heterodox theories of endogenous money creation, asset pricing, and balance sheet fragility to capital flows across regions. Three theoretical claims are made and illustrated through coherent balance-sheet accoun…
The Pre-Talmudic Haggada. I
The Pre-Talmudic Haggada. II. C. The Apocalypse of Abraham and Its Kindred
Abba, Father. Title of Spiritual Leader and Saint
"Oesterley's "The Psalms in the Jewish Church
The Sabbath and Festivals in Pre-Exilic and Exilic Times
In order to trace the origin of the Sabbath and the festivals and follow up the stages of their development, we must not consult the codes of law and the meaning attached to the words of the same in later times, but examine certain historical facts in the other narratives and in occasional allusions and draw our conclusions therefrom. By this method of historical-critical research we arrive at an altogether different calendar system in ancient Is…
The Essenes and the Apocalyptic Literature
Hebrew Union College Annual
Hebrew Union College Jubilee Volume
Kohler's Studies, Addresses and Personal Papers
A Late Eighteenth Century Comparison of the “Provincial Dialect of Scotland” and the “Pure Dialect”
Modern english phonology
Die Instabilität wortfinaler Alveolarpiosive im Deutschen: Eine elektropalatographische Untersuchung
Descriptive autority analyses of continuous texts in German have shown that word-final alveolar plosives are frequently assimilated to following labials and velars. On the basis of illustrative data this experimental investigation deals with the question of whether the alveolar movement is completely eliminated by articulatory control or whether coarticulation arises which involves the preservation of the articulatory gesture without a perceptual…
Serum protein polymorphisms (HP, GC, PI) in Muslims and Bodhs of Jammu and Kashmir, India
Two population groups of Jammu and Kashmir (India) — Muslims and Bodhs-have been typed for haptoglobin and for CG and PI subtype polymorphisms. The allele frequencies do not show significant differences between these two populations. HP and GC allele frequencies of Bodhs and Muslims differ considerably from with that observed in other North Indian populations. The PI allele frequencies of Bohds and Muslims differ considerably from those found in …
Alterable Predictors of Educational Attainment, Income, and Crime: Findings from an Inner‐City Cohort
Using data from the Chicago Longitudinal Study, an ongoing panel investigation of more than 1,500 children, this article identifies a comprehensive set of predictors of educational attainment, employment, income, and adult crime. Predictors are measured from participants’ birth through high school by means of surveys and administrative records. These sources include data on individual, family, and school experiences, as well as on demographic att…
Appearance of hyperostosis frontalis interna in some osteoarcheological series from Hungary
Eberhauerschmuck und Schweinekiefer-Beigaben in den Neolithischen und Kupferzeitlichen Bestattungssitten des Karpatenbeckens
Polished and perforated pendants carved from boar tusks, and jaws of boars and pigs are frequent grave furniture in the Late Neolithic and Early Copper Age cemeteries of the Carpathian Basin \n . Pairs of tusk pendants were generally placed beside the dead in the early phase of the Lengyel culture, especially beside high status males, who wore these objects as symbols. The 2500 graves of the Alsónyék-Kanizsa-dűlő cemetery represent the late phase…
Zur Typologie und Stellung von Kulttischchen der Lengyel-Kultur im Mittel- Und Südosteuropäischen Neolithikum
The authors discuss a group of objects having specific or cultic functions in the late neolithic Lengyel culture, which had formerly been referred to as “lamps”, “clay lamps” or “small clay altars”. These objects have been known from the entire occupation territory of the Lengyel community. However, recent excavations uncovered similar finds in a few graves of the Lengyel cemetery at Alsónyék-Bátaszék, which represent new types of the discussed g…
Ins Jenseits Begleitend“: Hundemitbestattungen der Lengyel-Kultur von Alsónyék-Bátaszék
In this paper, the authors discuss the dog offerings and dog burials found at the Lengyel culture (Late Neolitic/Early Copper Age) cemetery and settlement of Alsónyék-Bátaszék (sites 10/B and 5603/1). The role and symbolism of dog in the Neolithic and Early Copper Age are concerned based on archaeological, anthropological and archaeozoological data. The authors also analyse the social status of individuals next to whom the dogs have been buried. …
Totenbrett Oder Totenhütte? Zur Struktur der Gräber der Lengyel-Kultur Mit Pfostenstellung in Südtransdanubien
Funeral bed or cabin? On the structure of Lengyel graves with posts in South Transdanubia. The authors analyse the shapes and the structures of the graves of the Late Neolithic — Early Copper Age (Lengyel culture) cemetery of Alsónyék-Bátaszék (South Transdanubia) with the help of trait analysis (“Merkmalanalyse”). The primary aim of the analysis is to examine the evolution and the origin of the uncovered post structure graves, a new phenomenon i…
A Late Neolithic Case of Pott's Disease from Hungary: Neolithic Pott's Disease from Hungary
The aim of this study was to present classic bone lesions caused by tuberculosis, as seen in a Late Neolithic–Early Copper Age osteoarchaeological sample deriving from the site of Alsónyék-Bátaszék (the western part of Hungary from the 5th millennium bc). In one particular case of an adult male skeleton, vertebral bodies' destruction, collapse, ankylosis and marked angulation in the lower thoracic and the upper lumbal region of the vertebral colu…
Retracted: How does financialization affect functional income distribution? A theoretical clarification and empirical assessment
It is frequently asserted that financialization has contributed to the decline in the wage share. This article provides a theoretical clarification and a systematic empirical investigation. We identify four arguments for why financialization would affect the wage share: (a) a Political Economy approach focusing on the exit options of firms; (b) a mark-up pricing approach stressing the role of financial overhead costs for firms; (c) increased comp…
Verteilungseffekte von Finanzialisierung
Finanzialisierung wird oft mit steigender Einkommensungleichheit assoziiert. Der Artikel beschreibt die wesentlichen Aspekte von Finanzialisierung im Außen‐, Finanz‐, Firmen- und Haushaltssektor und identifiziert mehrere Hypothesen, wie Finanzialisierung die funktionale Einkommensverteilung beeinflussen kann. Wir diskutieren verbesserte Exit-Optionen von Firmen, steigende finanzielle Kosten für Unternehmen, wachsenden Wettbewerb auf Kapitalmärkte…
Growing differently? Financial cycles, austerity, and competitiveness in growth models since the Global Financial Crisis
The paper contributes to the recent growth models debate through a cross-country analysis of growth drivers before and after the 2008 Global Financial Crisis (GFC). It argues that the widely used dichotomy of export-led versus (debt-financed) consumption-led growth has lost its usefulness since the GFC. Specifically, identifying growth models through growth contributions can give misleading results when the drivers of economic growth change. The …
Estimating Nonlinear Business Cycle Mechanisms with Linear Vector Autoregressions: A Monte Carlo Study
The paper investigates how well linear vector autoregressions (VARs) identify endogenous cycle mechanisms and cycle frequencies when the underlying process is a nonlinear limit cycle. We conduct Monte Carlo simulations with five nonlinear models in which cycles are driven by the interaction of two state variables. We find that while linear VARs quantitatively underestimate the strength of the interaction mechanism, they successfully identify the …
A history of aggregate demand and supply shocks for the United Kingdom, 1900 to 2016
This paper presents a history of aggregate demand and supply shocks spanning 1900 – 2016 for the United Kingdom. Sign restrictions derived from a workhorse Keynesian model are used to identify the signs of those shocks. We compare the 30 largest shocks implied by a vector autoregressive model in unemployment and inflation with the narrative historical record. Our approach provides a new perspective on well-known events in economic history. We hig…
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