Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION: ON CHICK'S LIFE AS AN ACADEMIC, PhilipArestis, MeghnadDesai, SheilaDow; Chapter 2 THE ‘GREAT INFLATION’, 1520–1640: EARLY VIEWS ON ENDOGENOUS MONEY, PhilipArestis, PeterHowells; Chapter 3 THE ENDOGENEITY OF MONEY, CharlesGoodhart; Chapter 4 THE TRANSMISSION MECHANISM WITH ENDOGENOUS MONEY, DavidLaidler; Chapter 5 ECONOMIC POLICY WITH ENDOGENOUS MONEY, MalcolmSawyer; Chapter 6 VICTORIA CHICK AND THE THEORY OF THE MONETARY CIRCUIT: AN ENLIGHTENING DEBATE, AlainParguez; Chapter 7 KEYNES, MONEY AND MODERN MACROECONOMICS, ColinRogers; Chapter 8 ‘THE STAGES’ OF FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT, FINANCIAL LIBERALIZATION AND GROWTH IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES: IN TRIBUTE TO VICTORIA CHICK, RogérioStudart; Chapter 9 ON KEYNES'S CONCEPT OF THE REVOLVING FUND OF FINANCE, Fernando J. Cardimde Carvalho; Chapter 10 ON A POST-KEYNESIAN STREAM FROM FRANCE AND ITALY: THE CIRCUIT APPROACH, JosephHalevi, RédouaneTaouil; Chapter 11 IS-LM AND MACROECONOMICS AFTER KEYNES, PeterKriesler, JohnNevile; Chapter 12 ON KEYNES AND CHICK ON PRICES IN MODERN CAPITALISM, G. C.Harcourt; Chapter 13 AGGREGATE DEMAND POLICY IN THE LONG RUN, PeterSkott; Chapter 14 THE INVESTMENT DECISION IN KEYNES's THOUGHT, AugustoGraziani; Chapter 15 AGGREGATE DEMAND, EFFECTIVE DEMAND, AND AGGREGATE SUPPLY IN THE OPEN ECONOMY, JohnSmithin; Chapter 16 SOME MYTHS ABOUT PHILLIPS'S CURVE, BernardCorry; Chapter 17 TRANSITIONAL STEADY STATES: A CONTRADICTION IN TERMS?, MaurizioCaserta; Chapter 18 UNEMPLOYMENT IN A SMALL OPEN ECONOMY, PenelopeHawkins, ChristopherTorr; Chapter 19 WHY DO MACROECONOMISTS DISAGREE ON THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE EURO?, JesperJespersen; Chapter 20 THE FATE OF KEY CURRENCIES: DM, STERLING AND THE EURO, Stephen F.Frowen, EliasKarakitsos; VICTORIA CHICK'S PUBLICATIONS INDEX;