CONNELL FANNING is Professor of Economics at the National University of Ireland, Cork. Previously he was Dean of Commerce and has held visiting appointments at the Economic and Social Research Institute, Dublin, Cornell University and ESC Toulouse. His research includes publications in the areas of macroeconomic modelling, labour-directed and worker-managed firms and renewing local economies through entrepreneurship. DAVID O. MAHONY was Professor of Economics at University College, Cork, from 1964-88. He is now retired. He was a Research Officer at the Economic Research Institute in Dublin from 1962-65 and a member of the Fair Trade Commission in Dublin from 1965-70. His publications include The Irish Economy.

• Preface Acknowledgements Introduction: The Keynesian Evolution Keynes's Theorizing: The Marshall Connection Foundations: Units, Expectations, Income The Supply-Side The Demand-Side I: Consumption The Demand-Side II: Investment The Rate of Interest Profit-Equilibrium Wages, Prices and Money Conclusion Endnotes References Index

CONNELL FANNING is Professor of Economics at the National University of Ireland, Cork. Previously he was Dean of Commerce and has held visiting appointments at the Economic and Social Research Institute, Dublin, Cornell University and ESC Toulouse. His research includes publications in the areas of macroeconomic modelling, labour-directed and worker-managed firms and renewing local economies through entrepreneurship. DAVID O. MAHONY was Professor of Economics at University College, Cork, from 1964-88. He is now retired. He was a Research Officer at the Economic Research Institute in Dublin from 1962-65 and a member of the Fair Trade Commission in Dublin from 1965-70. His publications include The Irish Economy.

• Preface Acknowledgements Introduction: The Keynesian Evolution Keynes's Theorizing: The Marshall Connection Foundations: Units, Expectations, Income The Supply-Side The Demand-Side I: Consumption The Demand-Side II: Investment The Rate of Interest Profit-Equilibrium Wages, Prices and Money Conclusion Endnotes References Index

CONNELL FANNING is Professor of Economics at the National University of Ireland, Cork. Previously he was Dean of Commerce and has held visiting appointments at the Economic and Social Research Institute, Dublin, Cornell University and ESC Toulouse. His research includes publications in the areas of macroeconomic modelling, labour-directed and worker-managed firms and renewing local economies through entrepreneurship. DAVID O. MAHONY was Professor of Economics at University College, Cork, from 1964-88. He is now retired. He was a Research Officer at the Economic Research Institute in Dublin from 1962-65 and a member of the Fair Trade Commission in Dublin from 1965-70. His publications include The Irish Economy.

• Preface Acknowledgements Introduction: The Keynesian Evolution Keynes's Theorizing: The Marshall Connection Foundations: Units, Expectations, Income The Supply-Side The Demand-Side I: Consumption The Demand-Side II: Investment The Rate of Interest Profit-Equilibrium Wages, Prices and Money Conclusion Endnotes References Index