零增长经济学的稳定性分析：基于米斯基模型
Stability of zero-growth economics analysed with a Minskyan model
AI总结：
本文通过米斯基模型分析零增长资本主义经济的稳定性，探讨增长与无增长情景的动态稳定性，并发现无论是否增长，均可能有稳定或不稳定情况。
摘要：
本文通过米斯基模型分析零增长资本主义经济的稳定性，探讨增长与无增长情景的动态稳定性，并发现无论是否增长，均可能有稳定或不稳定情况。
英文摘要：
As humanity is becoming increasingly confronted by Earth's finite biophysical limits, there is increasing interest in questions about the stability and equitability of a zero-growth capitalist economy, most notably: if one maintains a positive interest rate for loans, can a zero-growth economy be stable? This question has been explored on a few different macroeconomic models, and both `yes' and `no' answers have been obtained. However, economies can become unstable whether or not there is ongoing underlying growth in productivity with which to sustain growth in output. Here we attempt, for the first time, to assess via a model the relative stability of growth versus no-growth scenarios. The model employed draws from Keen's model of the Minsky financial instability hypothesis. The analysis focuses on dynamics as opposed to equilibrium, and scenarios of growth and no-growth of output (GDP) are obtained by tweaking a productivity growth input parameter. We confirm that, with or without growth, there can be both stable and unstable scenarios. To maintain stability, firms must not change their debt levels or target debt levels too quickly. Further, according to the model, the wages share is higher for zero-growth scenarios, although there are more frequent substantial drops in employment.
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