This book represents the third of three volumes offering a complete reinterpretation and restructuring of Keynesian macroeconomics and a detailed investigation of the disequilibrium adjustment processes characterizing the financial, the goods and the labour markets and their interaction.

Part I Housing Market, Household Debt and Boom-Bust Cycles 1. Boom-Bust Cycles in the Housing Market 2. Income Distribution, Credit Market and Household Debt Part II Banking Sector and Macro Dynamics 3. The Vulnerability of Traditional Banking 4. The Perils of Broad Banking and Narrow Banking 5. The Instability of Investment Banking Part III Credit Bubbles, Asset Prices and Monetary Policy 6. Tobin's q, Investment and the Credit Market 7. Liquidity, Output and Regime Changes 8. Credit Bubble, Default Risk and Asset Pricing 9. Asset Price Volatility and Monetary Policy Rules 10. Financial Stress Regimes and Monetary Policy Part IV Stabilizing the Financial-Real Interaction 11. Taming Financial Market Driven Economic Fluctuations 12. Stabilizing a Financially Unstable Economy Part V Higher Dimensional Macrodynamics 13. Higher Dimensional Macro Structure 14. Higher Dimensional Macro Dynamics 15. Numerical Explorations of the Dynamics 16. Uncertain Outcomes in High Dimensional Macro Models and Relevance of Policies