List of presentations to the second Mid-term
1. General Equilibrium and economic theory of Welfare (Valras, Pareto, Pigout) 2. Max Veber and role of religion in economic development 3. Valter Oiken as a representative of Neoliberalism 4. Neokeynesian concepts. Post-keynesian economics 5. J. M. Keynes “The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money“ 6. Theory of aggregated demand: comparative analysis of Keynesian and monetarist Approaches 7. Institutionalism of T. Veblen 8. Institutionalism as a school of Economic Thought 9. Economic Theory of Karl Marx in Nowadays 10. Long waves Theory of N. Kondratiev 11 Modern discussions of ways of Kazakhstan development 12. Ronald Cause and his theory 13. Lugvig von Mieses and Friedrich von Hayek as a ideologists of neoconservative Theory 14. Neoloberalism and model of social Market Economy 15. Walter Rostow ideas of Neo-industrial Society 16. Ideas of Tomas Robert Malthus today 17. Keynesian receipts of Capitalism Saving 18. Jan Tinbergen and his general Theory of Economical Policy 19. Monetarist receipts of Inflation regulation 20. A. Pigout Theory of Welfare 21. Gossens’ Laws and their impact to modern theory 22. K. Viskel and Sweden model of Market Economy 23. Shumpeter about Socialism and Capitalism 24. L. Erkhradt: Practice and Theory 25. V. Leontiev of Programming of National Economy 26. Problems of Post-Industrial Society (D. Bell, O. Toffler) 27. Functional Socialism: Theory and Sweden Practice 28. Theories of Entrepreneurship 29. Economic Concpts of M. Friedman 30. Theory of Econocic stages of W. Rostow 31. German Neoloberalism 32. Theory of James Buchanan 33. Economists- (Institutional Economics) – Nobel Prize Winners (R. Cause, D. North, Williamson, 34. Ernando de Soto (Miracle of Capital) 35. Joseph Stiglitz (Globalization and Its Discontents) of ways of new countries development 36. Jonas Ridderstrale, Kjell Nordstrom. Capitalism: Management for Mankind
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