The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money
Keynes lived in a time when economies boomed aftter WWI and after Central Banks shifted to the gold standard from bimetalism. This led him to enshrine money as wealth
The Postulates of Classical Economics
Chapter 2
Money Wages versus Real Wages
Chapter 2b
Involuntary Employment
Chapter 2c
Mill's Assumptions
Chapter 2d
The Principle of Effective Demand
Chapter 3
The General Theory's Propositions
Chapter 3b
Ricardo's Doctrine
Chapter 3c
The Choice of Units
Chapter 4
Going Beyond the Natural Capacity
Chapter 4b
Expectation Determines Output and Employment
Chapter 5
The Definition of Income, Saving and Investment
Chapter 6
Income Defined by Consumption
Chapter 6b
Net Income
Chapter 6b
The Meaning of Saving and Investment Further Considered
Chapter 7
Forced Saving
Chapter 7b
Appendix on User Cost
Chapter 7c Appendix
Appendix on User Cost Past and Present
Chapter 7d Appendix
The Propensity to Consume
Chapter 8
The Six Objective Factors of the Propensity to Consume
Chapter 8b
The Importance of the Propensity to Consume
Chapter 8c
Kuznet's Data
Chapter 8d
The Subjective Factors of the Propensity to Consume
Chapter 9
The Marginal Propensity to Consume and the Multiplier
Chapter 10
The Marginal Propensity to Consume and the Multiplier
Chapter 10b