

Dynamic Macroeconomics
Macroeconomics was subject to rapid and varied changes since early 1970s with emergence of inflationary recession and challenging Keynesian Consensus and moved for the expansion of deep divisions, and subsequently different schools of thought were formed to provide the views and insights of different economists in expressing and explaining the phenomena of macroeconomics. The present book is an attempt to discuss and analyze the views and political recommendations of these different schools in relation to the two important categories and economic problems, namely inflation and unemployment.