Alfred Eichner

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Alfred Eichner was an influential American Post-Keynesian economist known for his work on oligopoly, pricing, and the role of large corporations in modern capitalist economies.

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instanceOf economist
person
academicDiscipline heterodox economics
contributedTo Post-Keynesian theory of the firm
development of Post-Keynesian pricing theory
macroeconomic models with oligopolistic firms
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Columbia University
Princeton University
employer City University of New York NERFINISHED
Queens College, City University of New York NERFINISHED
Rutgers University NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork Post-Keynesian economics NERFINISHED
economics
industrial organization
macroeconomics
oligopoly theory
pricing theory
influenced Post-Keynesian economists NERFINISHED
influencedBy Joan Robinson NERFINISHED
John Maynard Keynes NERFINISHED
Michal Kalecki NERFINISHED
knownFor Post-Keynesian theory of investment and pricing
analysis of oligopoly and administered prices
theory of the megacorp
work on the role of large corporations in modern capitalism
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Post-Keynesian economics NERFINISHED
nationality American
notableWork A Guide to Post-Keynesian Economics NERFINISHED
The Megacorp and Oligopoly NERFINISHED
Toward a New Economics NERFINISHED
theoreticalApproach emphasis on administered prices set by large firms
focus on investment decisions of oligopolistic firms
rejection of perfect competition as a realistic market structure
viewOnEconomy modern capitalism dominated by large corporations
viewOnInvestment investment driven by expected demand and mark-up pricing
viewOnPrices prices are administered rather than market-clearing

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Post-Keynesian economics developedBy Alfred Eichner