Expectations and the Economy A Volume of Essays Submitted to the Joint Economic Committee Congress of the United States

The economists whose essays appear in this volume represent a wide variety of schools of economic thought --Keynesians, monetarists, supply-siders, post-Keynesians, rational expectationalists, and eclectics. They have very different views on the nature and importance of expectations in economics. These essays range widely over the role which expectations play in economic theory and in the construction of economic models. They describe and evaluate the data currently available on the expectations of private market participants. And they present a wide variety of views on the proper role and usefulness of information about expectations in policy formation.Reuss, Henry S. is the author of 'Expectations and the Economy A Volume of Essays Submitted to the Joint Economic Committee Congress of the United States' with ISBN 9781589630604 and ISBN 1589630602.