Abstract
Contents: Introduction: The Financial Fragility Hypothesis: The Offspring of 'Induced Investment and Business Cycles' 1. The Analysis of Business Cycles: The Problem and the Approach 2. Some Accelerator-Multiplier Models 3. The Generation of the Accelerator Coefficient 4. The Theory of the Firm in Relation to Business Cycle Theory 5. Cost Curves and Investment 6. The Survival of Firms 7. Market Constraints Upon Firms: Vulnerability 8. The Effect of Market Structure Upon Induced Investment 9. Monetary Behavior and Induced Investment 10. Conclusion: Business Cycle Theory and Economic Policy References Index
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