Preface
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Money, prices and pricing
Chapter 3. Money and how it’s measured
Chapter 4. Labor and unemployment
Chapter 5. Capital (and land)
Chapter 6. Consumption
Chapter 7. I stands for Gross Fixed Capital Formation
Chapter 8. (Un)real production
Chapter 9. Macro economic unit labor costs as we measure them are no indicator of competitivity
Epilogue
Biography
Merijn Knibbe was born in Veldhoven, The Netherlands. He studied economics at the Rijksuniversiteit (University of) Groningen. He has written a Ph. D. thesis about production and income in Dutch agriculture between 1850 and 1950 and a habilitation on developments in Frisian agriculture between 1505 and 1832. He has also published on historical flows of feed, food and minerals in the Netherlands as well as many blogs on economic developments after the Great Financial Crisis and the extent to which economic metrics and models can be used to map and analyse the nature of this crisis.
