• The pervasiveness of uncertainty as distinct from calculable risk
  
  
• The historical time within which production and all other economic events take place in an irreversible fashion
  
  
• The existence of a credit-money economy of forward contracts in which the money supply has virtually a zero cost of production
  
  
• The setting of individual product prices as a markup over unit prime costs in the dominant oligopolistic sector operating with planned excess capacity
  
  
• The irrelevance of demand-supply analysis to labor markets, and the key dependence of the general price level on nominal wages determined exogenously under collective bargaining
  
  
• The endogenous nature of the money supply
  
  
• The inherent instability of capitalism
  
  

Stanley Bober, "Alternative Principles of Economics", 2001.

Paul Davidson,"Post Keynesian Macroeconomic Theory: A foundation for Sucessful Economic Policies for the Twenty-First Century", 1994.

Robert Kuttner, "Everything For Sale: The Virtues and Limits of Markets" ,1996.

E. Ray Canterbery, "The Literate Economist", 1995.

Stephen Rousseas, "The Political Economy of Reaganomics: A Critique",1982.