Athol Fitzgibbons, formerly Associate Professor of Economics, Griffith University, Australia

'The Nature of Macroeconomics is a short but adventurous book that punches well above its weight . . . As part of a growing literature that identifies methodological issues as central to any appreciation of macroeconomic debate, and which seeks to under-labor for a more relevant useful - indeed, more scientific - macroeconomics, Fitzgibbons' book is to be warmly welcomed.'

• Contents: Preface Part I: The Economics of Indeterminacy 1. The Crisis in the Keynesian System 2. Indeterminate Decisions 3. Uncertainty and Decisions Part II: A Critique of Macroeconomics 4. Macroeconomic Theories 5. The Theory of Macroeconomic Policy Part III: Economics and Practical Reason 6. Keynes and the Intellectual Context 7. Conclusion

Athol Fitzgibbons, formerly Associate Professor of Economics, Griffith University, Australia

'The Nature of Macroeconomics is a short but adventurous book that punches well above its weight . . . As part of a growing literature that identifies methodological issues as central to any appreciation of macroeconomic debate, and which seeks to under-labor for a more relevant useful - indeed, more scientific - macroeconomics, Fitzgibbons' book is to be warmly welcomed.'

• Contents: Preface Part I: The Economics of Indeterminacy 1. The Crisis in the Keynesian System 2. Indeterminate Decisions 3. Uncertainty and Decisions Part II: A Critique of Macroeconomics 4. Macroeconomic Theories 5. The Theory of Macroeconomic Policy Part III: Economics and Practical Reason 6. Keynes and the Intellectual Context 7. Conclusion

Athol Fitzgibbons, formerly Associate Professor of Economics, Griffith University, Australia

'The Nature of Macroeconomics is a short but adventurous book that punches well above its weight . . . As part of a growing literature that identifies methodological issues as central to any appreciation of macroeconomic debate, and which seeks to under-labor for a more relevant useful - indeed, more scientific - macroeconomics, Fitzgibbons' book is to be warmly welcomed.'

• Contents: Preface Part I: The Economics of Indeterminacy 1. The Crisis in the Keynesian System 2. Indeterminate Decisions 3. Uncertainty and Decisions Part II: A Critique of Macroeconomics 4. Macroeconomic Theories 5. The Theory of Macroeconomic Policy Part III: Economics and Practical Reason 6. Keynes and the Intellectual Context 7. Conclusion