A “Minsky crisis” in a Stock-Flow Consistent model by Tarik Mouakil

“…This study uses the Stock-Flow Consistent modelling approach to assess the relevance of Minsky’s demonstration of his financial instability hypothesis. …”
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Financialized growth regime: lessons from Stock Flow Consistent models by Luis Reyes, Jacques Mazier

“…The financialized growth rate that settled in most developed economies in the nineties is characterized by the quest for higher shareholders’ profitability, increased financial accumulation at the expense of productive accumulation and the use of leverage effects. Stock Flow Consistent models à la Godley and Lavoie are well suited to analyze this growth regime. …”
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Jamel Saadaoui, Déséquilibres globaux, taux de change d’équilibre et modélisation stock-flux cohérente by Jamel Saadaoui

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Selecting the Government Financial Rule for Reducing the Negative Effects of the Oil Sanctions on the Selected Macroeconomic Variables in Iran: Adopting the Stock-Flow Consistent Model by MohammadAli Maghsoudpour, Mostafa Salimifar, Narges Salehnia

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Pour une macroéconomie monétaire dynamique et complexe by Pascal Seppecher

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Les développements récents de la macroéconomie post-keynésienne by Angel Asensio, Sébastien Charles, Dany Lang, Edwin Le Heron

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Price competition, inter-firms relationships, bank discrimination and wage inequalities: a post keynesian perspective by Jordan Melmiès, Thomas Dallery

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A stock-flow consistent input–output model with applications to energy price shocks, interest rates, and heat emissions by Matthew Berg, Brian Hartley, Oliver Richters

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Thomas Dallery, Le divorce rentabilité/croissance dans le capitalisme financiarisé. Changements de régimes, équilibres, instabilités et conflits by Thomas Dallery

“…The macroeconomic realisation of profits being determined by capitalists’ spendings, the slowdown of accumulation cannot come (theoretically) with a profitability recovery, others things being equal.After having recalled, in a first chapter, that financialisation is only the last avatar of a long trend for capitalism to escape from real economy, we show, in a second chapter, that financialisation leads, for the individual firm, to a reorientation towards shareholders’ profitability claims at the expense of managers and capital accumulation, financial (indebtedness) and real (capacity utilisation) security, and also of workers (real wage).After having faced, in a third chapter, two methodological, embarrassing questions for kaleckian models of growth and distribution (not very plausible and unstable for the most plausible ones), we use, in a fourth chapter, a second macroeconomic approach (stock-flow consistent model) where conflict impacts distribution (conflict inflation) and accumulation (growth/profit trade-off). …”
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Accounting for Financialization: Stock-Flow-Consistent Political Economy by Amelia Correa, Romar Correa

“…The distinction between National Income accounting and stock-flow-consistent modelling is showcased. Also, the political economy foundations of financial economics are unearthed. …”
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