WORKING PAPER | This paper explores how climate damage affects the long-run evolution of the economy.

WORKING PAPER | How does effective demand, productivity growth, income, and wealth distributions influence and constrain the economy? 

WORKING PAPER | This paper reviews literature and theory on macroeconomics' use of the "natural" interest rate.

WORKING PAPER | The Cambridge UK vs USA capital theory debates of the 1960s showed that the workhorse mainstream growth model relies on unsustainable assumptions.

WORKING PAPER | Authors use demand-driven models of economic growth and inequality to conclude US household wealth concentration is not likely to decline in response to fiscal interventions alone.

WORKING PAPER | In this paper, the author replies to recent literature on the distribution of financial assets between the top 1% and the the 99% of the population.

POLICY NOTE | Since mid-2013, the US and EU have been negotiating a so-called free trade agreement, by now labeled “Transatlantic trade and investment partnership” or TTIP in short.

WORKING PAPER | New School Economist Lance Taylor released a symposium of literature on Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century in conjunction with the INET-sponsored research project on Economic Sustainability, Distribution and Stability.

WORKING PAPER | Taylor builds a model of growth and income distribution that shows Piketty's gloomy prediction of an ever greater share of income going to the rich to be far from inevitable.

WORKING PAPER | Authors examine large public financial flows that are both progressive and regressive, and construct tax and transfer programs that could be more beneficial for all.

PRESENTATION | Taylor's presentation provides a long-run analysis of economic growth and CO₂ emissions.

WORKING PAPER | The U.S. national income and product accounts are restated in the form of a social accounting matrix or SAM.

WORKING PAPER | Lance Taylor, SCEPA Faculty Fellow and Economics Professor Emeritus at The New School, analyzes Paul Krugman's "IS/LM" macroeconomic model.

WORKING PAPER | In the United States, there is ongoing debate about how people of different income levels will be affected by policy decisions.

WORKING PAPER | Paul Krugman proposes a heuristic model to analyze the current macroeconomic situation.

POLICY NOTE | In principle, the social cost of carbon emissions measures the overall impact of greenhouse gas emissions on societal well-being. 

ARTICLE | Ecological economics has not paid sufficient attention to macroeconomic theory and modelling.

WORKING PAPER | A simple model illustrates interactions between the "primary" fiscal deficit (total deficit minus interest payments), economic growth, and debt.

WORKING PAPER | Several Kaleckian models are set out, with illustraions from US macroeconomic data since around 1980.

WORKING PAPER | This paper begins with an informal history of developing country computable general equilibrium models.