Oktay OzdenIstanbul 29 Mayis University · Department of Economics
Oktay Ozden
Doctor of Philosophy
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Introduction
I'm currently working on Post-Keynesian Economics
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May 2020 - present
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This thesis aims at analyzing the dynamics of the inflation. It explains driving and
resisting sources of inflation. In this thesis, methodology of economic analysis depends upon
one of the crucial scientific laws, known as the law of emergent property. In economics, this
law requires focusing on interactions of economic agents. In the literature,...
Anwar Shaikh proposes the classical theory of inflation in his recent book Capitalism, Competition, Conflict, Crisis. Shaikh's classical theory of inflation simultaneously controls the supply and demand dynamics of inflation. On the demand side of the model, Shaikh distances himself from the post-Keynesian theory of endogenous money. His specificat...
In this paper, I summarize and criticize the book titled "The Climate Crisis and The Global Green New Deal: The Political Economy of Saving the Planet" written by Robert Pollin and Noam Chomsky. This study consists of two chapters. The first one encompasses the synopsis of the book chapter by chapter. The second one includes a critique of the book.
1. Abstract
This study tries to understand pricing behavior of firms. In the Post-Keynesian economics, Alfred S. Eichner formed the micro foundation, which Eicher(1973) combines previous works and developes micro foundation of Post-Keynesian economics. His model focuses on price setting behavior under the imperfect competition. In this paper, by u...
Questions
Question (1)
#define column as row name
dat<-data.frame(da, row.names = da$tset)
dat
#starting manipulation
laginflation<-data.frame(laginflation=dat$laginflation, row.names = da$tset)
ldinflation<-data.frame(ldinflation=dat$ldinflation, row.names = da$tset)
rr<-data.frame(rr=dat$X1.r, row.names = da$tset)
rrdif<-data.frame(rrdif=dat$X1.rdiff,row.names = da$tset)
lagcredit1dif<-data.frame(lagcredit1dif=dat$lagcredit1dif, row.names = da$tset)
netprofit<-data.frame(netprofit=dat$netprofit,row.names = da$tset)
netprofit1dif<-data.frame(netprofit1dif=dat$netprofit1dif, row.names = da$tset)
lagcredit1dif<-data.frame(lagcredit1dif=dat$lagcredit1dif, row.names = da$tset)
lagcredit<-data.frame(lagcredit=dat$lagcredit, row.names = da$tset)
#create homogenous preliminary dataset (containing "NA" as a result of DiffPanel, LagPanel)
dataPanel=cbind(ldinflation,rrdif,lagcredit1dif,netprofit1dif,laginflation,rr,lagcredit,netprofit)
dataPanel
dataPanel=data.frame(dataPanel)
names(dataPanel)=c("ldifinflation","rrdiff`","lagcredit1dif","netprofit1dif","laginflation","rr","lagcredit", "netprofit")
dataPanel[1:5,]
#prepare dataset and quantity for PMG or optimPMG functions using PanelNaOmit
dataPanel=PanelNaOmit(dataset = dataPanel, quantity = rep(8,21))
dataPanel
dataPanel$dataset
dataPanel$dataset[1:5,]
dataPanel$quantity
dataPanel$dataset
#optimPMG
sonuc<-optimPMG(dLL=10^-10, maxIter=200, TetaStart = rep(x=1, times=3),
vecSR=list(SR1=c("ldinflation","rrdif`","lagcredit1dif","netprofit1dif"),
SR2=c("ldinflation","rrdif`","lagcredit1dif","netprofit1dif")),
vecLR=c("laginflation","rr","lagcredit", "netprofit"),
dataset = dataPanel$dataset,
quantity = dataPanel$quantity,
const = TRUE)
sonuc
Error in vecSR[[i]] : subscript out of bounds
