Rob Vos

Lance Taylor

Ricardo Paes de Barros

Since the late 1980s, almost all Latin American countries have undergone a series of far-reaching economic reforms. This book provides a comparative and analytical framework for assessing the impact of these reforms upon 16 countries.

Latin America in the 1990s

Economic Liberalization, Distribution, and Poverty

An innovative approach to measuring inequality providing the first full integration of distributional and macro level data for the US.

Market Power, Wage Repression, Asset Price Inflation, and Industrial Decline

Macroeconomic Inequality from Reagan to Trump

Lance Taylor uses structuralist models to examine the issues of short-term fluctuations and long-term growth in developing economies.

A Structuralist Approach

Stabilization and Growth in Developing Countries

External Liberalization, Economic Performance, and Distribution in Latin America and Elsewhere

Rudiger Von Arnim

This hard-hitting research report presents a rigorous critique of the most widely used trade models based on computable general equilibrium (or CGE) models. The report appeals for honest simulation strategies showing a variety of possible outcomes, which would enable policy-makers to assess the different scenarios for themselves.

A Critique of Computable General Equilibrium Models

Modelling the Impact of Trade Liberalisation

Peter B. Clark

Charles R. Blitzer

Arnold Professor of International Corperation and Development and Director of Center for Economic Policy Analysis Lance Taylor

The status of planning: an overview; Models and policy: the dialogue between model builder and planner; Theoretical foundations and technical implications; Quantitative foundations and implications of planning processes; Intersectoral consistency and macroeconomic planning; The foreign trade sector in planning models; Employment and human capital formation; Planning models, shadow prices, and project evaluation; Planning for multiple goals; Interindustry planning models for a multiregional economy; Planning with economies os scale; Substitution and nonlinearities in planning models.

Economy-wide Models and Development Planning

This book’s title gives it to you straight: it’s about how the collapse of 2008 brought Keynes back with a bullet. Taylor’s principal aims are, first, to show how ineffective and inappropriate are the dominant approaches to macroeconomics of the past 30‐40 years (which have been succinctly summed up as “pre-Keynesian theory after Keynes” ); and, secondly, to show how Keynes and post-Keynesian writers, whose ideas in recent years have been greatly downplayed and even ridiculed by the bulk of the profession, contain the proper bases on which to erect both understanding and effective policy proposals.

Maynard's Revenge

Alice H. Amsden

Jacek Kochanowicz

Under free-market shock therapy, many economies of former socialist countries of Eastern Europe have declined. Why has there been so much stagnation, inflation, and de-industrialization, and what can be done to produce a turnaround? This book addresses these questions in revealing detail.

Lance Taylor

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