This collection of essays develops the post-Keynesian analyses of unemployment, imperfect competition and macroeconomics. The volume is concerned with the causes of unemployment. The author argues for the relevance of both demand-side and supply-side causes for the analysis of unemployment.

This text attempts to answer the question - is the Euro in the interests of Europe? It concludes that it is not the issue itself, but its implementation, that is flawed, and proposes alternative policy and institutional arrangements within which the Euro should be embedded.