“Asset Accumulation and Economic Activity”

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“Asset Accumulation and Economic Activity” is an influential economic work by James Tobin that develops his theories on portfolio choice, capital accumulation, and their implications for macroeconomic dynamics and policy.

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instanceOf economic book
monograph
scholarly work
analyzes effects of fiscal policy on capital accumulation
effects of monetary policy on asset composition
firm investment decisions
household portfolio decisions
author James Tobin NERFINISHED
citedBy literature on monetary transmission mechanisms
research on Tobin’s q
studies of wealth effects on aggregate demand
contributionTo integration of finance and macroeconomics
theory of investment under uncertainty
understanding of links between wealth and consumption
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developsTheoryOf asset demand
capital formation
interaction between financial markets and real activity
portfolio balance
emphasizes importance of portfolio composition for aggregate demand
role of asset markets in macroeconomic adjustment
substitution among assets in response to policy changes
field financial economics
macroeconomics
monetary economics
hasPerspective Keynesian NERFINISHED
influenced macroeconomic models with financial frictions
policy analysis of monetary transmission through asset markets
subsequent research on portfolio balance models
influencedBy Keynesian economics NERFINISHED
modern portfolio theory NERFINISHED
language English
mainSubject capital accumulation
economic policy
macroeconomic dynamics
portfolio choice
notableFor linking portfolio choice to economic activity
systematic treatment of asset accumulation in macro models
proposesConcept relationship between asset prices and investment
theoreticalFramework Tobin’s q theory of investment
portfolio selection theory
usedIn graduate-level economics education

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James Tobin notableWork “Asset Accumulation and Economic Activity”