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Keynes, Cambridge, and the General Theory. Edited by Don Patinkin and J. Clark Leith. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1978. Pp. xii, 182. $20.00.
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On J. M. Keynes's Initial IS-LM Approach in 1933 and 1934: Its Connection to Liquidity Preference, the Weight of Evidence, the A Treatise on Probability, and Keynes's Aggregate Supply Curve from Chapter 20 of the General Theory
No full textInnovations dans les institutions et l'analyse monétaires américaines : les greenbacks « revisités »
No full textOn the Many and Great Contradictions Present in Hicksss June, 1936 Economic Journal Review of the General Theory When Compared to His April, 1937 Econometrica Article: Hicks Did Not Correctly Cite the 1936 Champernowne and Reddaway Reviews of the General Theory or the General Theory
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Samuelson's Analysis of the Extreme Variability and Relative Unpredictability of Investment, Due to the Uncertainty of Investment Expenditures, Leads to the Rejection of the Post Keynesian-Davidsonian Claim that Samuelson Was Not a Keynesian
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