Finance, power and distribution are issues that are largely absent in conventional macroeconomics. This paper outlines the implicit economic process embedded in the neo-classical and new-Keynesian constructions of macroeconomics regarding the finance-investment relation. It then develops a general post-Keynesian framework and argues that finance, power and income distribution are significant determinants of investment and macroeconomic activity.

Georgios Argitis (2008). Finance, Investment and Macroeconomic Performance, European Research Studies Journal Volume XI Issue 1-2, 71-88