Modern Makroiktisadi Uzlaşının Kayıp Ekonomi Politiği: Yerleşik Formalist, Yerleşik Kuramsal ve Yerleşik Politik Uzlaşı

Yıl 2016, Cilt: 24 Sayı: 27, 139 - 160, 22.01.2016

Selma Orhan

Öz

Son otuz yıldır yerleşik makro iktisat yazını, Yeni Klasik İktisat (YKİ) ve Yeni Keynesyen İktisat (YK) arasındaki “kuramsal uzlaşıya” tanıklık etmektedir. Çağdaş modern makro iktisat yazını, rasyonel bekleyişler ve mükemmel piyasa varsayımları altında çalışan “Yeni Klasik Modeller” ile ücret-fiyat yapışkanlığı ve rasyonel bekleyişler varsayımlarıyla çalışan “Yeni Keynezyen Modelleri” buluşturan, “New Neo Klasik Sentez”i kapsamaktadır. Çalışmada, yerleşik uzlaşı süreci “Yerleşik Kuramsal Uzlaşı”, “Yerleşik Formalist Uzlaşı” ve “Yerleşik Politik Uzlaşı” olarak kavramsalaştırılmaktadır. Yerleşik makro uzlaşı iktisadının politik açmazları kuramsal ve metodolojik yönden analiz edilmektedir.

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