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Michał Kalecki was born in Łódź to a middle-class Jewish family. His regular studies were made difficult by familial and financial problems, so he mastered mathematics and economics on his own. His research on economic fluctuations resulted in an appointment to a position at the Institute of Business Cycles and Prices, a position from which he resigned in 1936 to protest the firing of two ...
17. Dez. 2020 · 36) refers to Kalecki as “a major figure in the history of Post Keynesian economics”, and Arestis and Skouras (Citation 1985) dedicate their book on post-Keynesian economics “to the memory of the first post-Keynesians”, specifically mentioning Michał Kalecki among them. Footnote 1 Harcourt (Citation 1977, p. 93) refers to him as a ...
Keynes and Kalecki had one fundamental idea in common. This is that a free market capitalist economy cannot be brought into an efficient, full employment, equilibrium by price and wage flexibility. What determines the equilibrium in such an economy is the level of investment. If investment is too low, then there will be involuntary unemployment ...
1. Sept. 2016 · Kalecki dobrze znał sytuację głębokiego kryzysu gospodarczego z własnego doświadczenia. Urodzony w 1899 r. syn biednego łódzkiego fabrykanta na własnej skórze odczuł, co znaczy, gdy recesja uderza w słabo rozwiniętym kraju, wyrzucając z życia ekonomicznego całe masy biednych przedsiębiorców. "Kalecki był samoukiem w ekonomii.
26. Okt. 2020 · Michal Kalecki fue un autor excepcional. No respondió a ninguna escuela de pensamiento nacional ni de la época, y su producción no puede ser encasillada en una única doctrina económica. Su punto de partida fue el esfuerzo por entender el sistema capitalista de su época y el de los países subdesarrollados. Hijo de Abraham y Klara Kalecki ...
21. Mai 2023 · Abstract. Michal Kalecki’s contributions to the economics of socialism—less widely known but no less important than his pioneering contributions to the economics of capitalism – span the period 1946–1970 and are affected by the development and performance of the Polish system, as well as coloured by his views on capitalist dynamics.
1. Jan. 2018 · Michal Kalecki was born on 22 June 1899 in Lodz, Poland, and died in Warsaw on 17 April 1970. His academic training was in engineering, and he was self-taught in economics, influenced by writers such as Marx and Rosa Luxemburg. He obtained his first quasi-academic employment in 1929 at the Research Institute of Business Cycles and Prices in ...
