Mason Gaffney has been a professor of economics at the University of California, Riverside for the past 33 years. He is the author of The Corruption of Economics, an explanation of how land became excluded from neoclassical economic models. He has also written extensively on various aspects of resource economics, urban economics, tax policy, and capital theory.

"Gaffney has been publishing vital contributions to economics since his PhD dissertation in 1956." (Sun Life Financial, November 2009)

• Frontispiece Portrait of Mason Gaffney. Editor's Introduction (Clifford W. Cobb).1. The Role of Land Markets in Economic Crises (Mason Gaffney).2. A New Framework for Macroeconomics: Achieving Full Employment by Increasing Capital Turnover (Mason Gaffney).3. Money, Credit, and Crisis (Mason Gaffney).Index.