Innovation and entrepreneurship research related to the forestry sector has progressed
significantly in recent years, integrating an increasing number of topics and developing …

This paper discusses the neoclassically-inspired Secular Stagnation Theory. Its 'demand-
side'explanation is based on a long-run equilibrium position featuring a negative natural rate …

This paper discusses three explanations for Secular Stagnation: Summers's demand-side
Secular Stagnation Theory, Palley's Investment Saturation Hypothesis, and Gordon's supply …

The concept of financial frictions is at the core of the Financial Frictions Approach (FFA)
which underlines that to explain the financial crisis of 2007–2008 it is sufficient to add the …

Over the years, many economists have underlined the opportunity to integrate the lessons of
Keynes and Schumpeter. Recently, Dosi and his co-authors have developed a 'Keynes+ …

The loanable funds theory is at the core of the mainstream monetary theory and of the
theoretical model used in the decision-making process of the central banks of advanced …

The global financial crisis of 2007–08 and the subsequent Great Recession have pushed
many economists to acknowledge a fundamental limit in the theoretical models elaborated …

Since the 1990s, economic policies in Europe and elsewhere, have been based on the
theoretical and practical ideas embedded in the Maastricht Treaty: public debt and deficit …

Keynes and Schumpeter developed two separate monetary theories of interest, the first
arguing for the central role of liquidity and the second underlining the consequences of …

To hypothesize the existence of a relationship between money and savings means
questioning a fundamental pillar of the mainstream economic theory: the concept of …