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A Post Keynesian Refutation of Modigliani–Miller on Capital Structure

Murray Glickman
Pages 251-274 | Published online: 03 Nov 2015

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George Dotsis & Konstantinos Loizos. (2023) Bank capital regulation and the Modigliani-Miller Theorem: a Post-Keynesian perspective. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 46:2, pages 219-242.
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Javier López Bernardo, Engelbert Stockhammer & Félix López Martínez. (2016) A post Keynesian theory for Tobin’s q in a stock-flow consistent framework. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 39:2, pages 256-285.
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GEOFFREY POITRAS. (2002) The philosophy of investment: a Post Keynesian perspective. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 25:1, pages 105-121.
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Ali A. Bolbol & Mark A. Lovewell. (2001) Three Views on Stock Markets and Corporate Behavior: Tobin, Veblen, and Marx. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 23:3, pages 527-543.
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Murray Glickman. (2000) Seeking Explanations Not Preserving Theorems: Corporate Finance, Confidence, Asymmetric Information, and the UK Macroeconomy. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 23:2, pages 201-233.
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Peter L. Bernstein. (1998) A Rejoinder. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 21:2, pages 349-352.
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Murray Glickman. (1998) A Comment on Bernstein’s “How Long Can You Run—and Where are you Running?”. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 21:2, pages 343-348.
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