Cambridge journal of economics

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  Año 2026, Número 1

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    Is all money credit and is all credit money? Lawson revisited

    Geoffrey Ingham

    págs. 1-14

    
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    Credit is never money. And money is not credit. Or is it?

    Tony Lawson

    págs. 15-44

    
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    Can crypto-assets be money? A discussion on the nature of money

    Mariana Mortágua

    págs. 45-70

    
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    Exploring the association between economic democracy and income inequality

    Andrew Cumbers, Robert McMaster, Susana Cabaço, Michael Vallely, Michael White

    págs. 71-94

    
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    Challenging the short-termist thesis in financialization studies: Evidence from US non-financial corporations, 1998–2018

    Niall Reddy, Joel Rabinovich

    págs. 95-142

    
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    Short-term gains or long-term growth? An empirical analysis of shareholder returns in Brazilian corporations

    Aleff Lopes, Ricardo Machado Ruiz, Rafael Ribeiro

    págs. 143-176

    
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    This Working Day: Marx and the conceptualization of capitalist wage labour

    George Lafferty

    págs. 177-192

    
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    The automatic fetish of capital: the transition from ‘money as capital’ to ‘capital as capital’ in Marx’s Manuscripts of 1864–1865

    Janaína de Faria

    págs. 193-212

    
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    Degrowth as climate policy: From GDP to consumption reduction

    Jonathan Aldred

    págs. 213-236