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Athanasios Asimakopulos, 1930-1990

 Greek-Canadian Post Keynesian economist.

Generally known as "Tom" Asimakopulos, the Canadian-born economist studied at Cambridge, where he came into the orbit of Cambridge Keynesians, like Joan Robinson and Nicholas Kaldor.   His major work, published posthumously in 1991, combines traditional Keynesian and Kaleckian themes.

Asimakopulus taught at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, for much of his life.

 

  

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Major works of Athanasios Asimakopulos

  • "A Synoptic View of Some Simple Models of Growth", with J.C. Weldon, 1965, Canadian JE and PS
  • "A Robinsonian Growth Model in One-Sector Notation", 1969, Australian EP
  • "The Determination of Investment in Keynes's Model", 1971, Canadian JE
  • "A Kaleckian Theory of Income Distribution", 1975, Canadian JE
  • An Introduction to Economic Theory: Microeconomics, 1978.
  • "Keynes's Theory of Effective Demand Revisited", 1982, Australian EP
  • "Kalecki and Keynes on Finance, Investment and Saving", 1983, Cambridge JE
  • "Finance, Saving and Investment", 1986, JPKE
  • "La Signification theorique de la Theorie generale de Keynes", 1987, in Boismenu and Dostaler, La Theorie generale et le keynesianisme
  • Investment, Employment and Income Distribution, 1988
  • Keynes's General Theory and Accumulation, 1991.
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