The Origin of Macroeconomics

Name: The Origin of Macroeconomics: The German Bernacer´s Theory
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The German Bernacer´s Theory

José Villacís

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This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the life and economic contributions of Germán Bernácer, a pioneering Spanish economist whose work on monetary fluctuations and disposable funds anticipated key elements of Keynesian macroeconomics. Through an examination of his academic career, his relationship with international figures such as Dennis H. Robertson, and his influence on later scholars like José Villacís, the text advocates for the recognition of Bernácer's role in the development of modern financial and monetary economics. The work also includes an anecdotal biographical account and methodological guidance for navigating his complex theoretical treatises.

ISBN9788491128229

Páginas688

Tamaño170 x 240 cm

FormatoTapa blanda con solapas

Año2019

EditorialCaligrama

IdiomaInglés

TemáticaNOVELAS GRÁFICAS

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ISBN: 9788491128229
Páginas: 688
Tamaño: 170 x 240 cm
Formato: Tapa blanda con solapas
Año: 2019
Editorial: Caligrama Visitar la web de Caligrama
Idioma: Inglés
Temática: NOVELAS GRÁFICAS

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José Villacís

José Villacís holds a doctorate in economic and business sciences and a bachelor\"s degree in political science. He has been a specialist in the Treasury and Finance Ministry and an Economist for the Social Security Ministry. He has been a university professor in the fields of macroeconomics, microeconomics and public finance. He has made two discoveries: the origin of macroeconomics in the works of Germán Bernácer and its consequences, the invalidity of the fundamental equation of macroeconomics (S = I), and the theory of net availabilities. He has worked on combinatorial theory applied to puzzles and asymmetric information. He is currently an honorary professor at the CEU-San Pablo University.