Critiques of Monetarism from Post-Keynesian and Institutional Economists (1980–2000)

1. Federal Reserve adopts reserve-focused operating procedures

   Oct 6, 1979Labels: Federal Reserve, Reserve Procedures

   • Richmond Fed
   • SF Fed

2. UK launches Medium-Term Financial Strategy

   Mar 26, 1980Labels: UK Government, Medium-Term Financial

   • UK Hansard
   • FRASER

3. Kaldor publishes *The Scourge of Monetarism*

   Jan 1, 1982Labels: Nicholas Kaldor, The Scourge

   • OUP EJ
   • Richmond Fed

4. Goodhart’s UK experience highlights control problems

   Jan 1, 1984Labels: C A, UK Monetary

   • NLA Catalog
   • Springer

5. UK shifts “full funding,” weakening monetary targeting

   Jan 1, 1985Labels: UK Debt, Full Funding

   • UK Parliament
   • FRASER

6. Minsky’s financial-instability approach gains prominence

   Jan 1, 1986Labels: Hyman Minsky, Financial Instability

   • Open Library
   • Bard Archive

7. Lawson acknowledges broad money’s weak inflation link

   Mar 18, 1986Labels: Nigel Lawson, Broad Money

   • Thatcher Fdn
   • UK Parliament

8. Moore formalizes Post-Keynesian “endogenous money” critique

   Jan 1, 1988Labels: Basil Moore, Horizontalists and

   • Open Library
   • Routledge

9. Hodgson’s institutionalist manifesto broadens critique

   Jan 1, 1988Labels: Geoffrey Hodgson, Institutional Economics

   • Cambridge PDF
   • Hodgson Site

10. Friedman–Kuttner show weakened money–income relationships

    Feb 1, 1989Labels: Friedman &, Empirical Study

    • NBER
    • NBER

11. Chick consolidates “structural” endogeneity against monetarism

    Jan 1, 1992Labels: Victoria Chick, Structural Endogeneity

    • OUP CPE
    • OUP Handbook

12. Institutional view: Ingham argues money is social relation

    Dec 1, 1996Labels: Geoffrey Ingham, Money as

    • SSL Index