1. This literature started with the work of Harris (1974) and Asimakopulos (1975) and was then developed further by Rowthorn (1982), Taylor (1983, 1985), Dutt (1984, 1987), and Bhaduri (1986), among others. Dutt (1990) adds the `Kalecki- Steindl closure' to the list of major theories of economic growth and income distribution, distinguished by its assumption of chronic excess capacity. Later developments in this literature are discussed below.
2. Degree of Monopoly, Pricing, and Flexible Exchange Rates
3. A Kaleckian Theory of Income Distribution
4. Kalecki and Robinson: An “Outsider’s” Influence