Add to ORKGIn 1936, Keynes published The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, one of the most influential books in economics of the twentieth century. With this publication, Keynes has confused and will continue to confuse generations of economists as to what classical economics means. This short essay argues that the 'classical economists' whom Keynes referred to in The General Theory were actually those economists who primarily employed 'marginal methods' in economics
Keynes’s General Theory is nothing of the sort. Instead, it has been a theory about those who are ou...
Most economists assume that Keynes's theory of the capitalist macroeconomy is adequately repres...
In Rahul Menon’s largely appreciative review of my book, he states that “there are certain shortcomi...
In 1936, Keynes published The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, one of the most infl...
Formal developments of the Keynes's General Theory, while attempting to achieve a new classical synt...
This note is built around five issues that center on the damage to economic theory caused by Keynes ...
The classical theory of the rate of interest is the theory that mainstream economists inherited chie...
The reputation of John Maynard Keynes’s General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money as a badly...
The relationship between the thinking and work of Sraffa and Keynes is complex and controversial. Th...
Beginning in the late 1950s during the industrial revolution, new classical macroeconomists began to...
The purpose of this paper is to highlight the curiously circular course followed by mainstream macro...
There is not much use to attack standard economics because deep in his heart the representative econ...
The purpose of this paper is to highlight the curiously circular course followed by mainstream macro...
Of the main controversies in 20th century political economy, none were more heated than the debate o...
The General Theory (Keynes, 1936, hereafter G.T.) a neglected work? Am I joking? Few books have been...
Keynes’s General Theory is nothing of the sort. Instead, it has been a theory about those who are ou...
Most economists assume that Keynes's theory of the capitalist macroeconomy is adequately repres...
In Rahul Menon’s largely appreciative review of my book, he states that “there are certain shortcomi...
In 1936, Keynes published The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, one of the most infl...
Formal developments of the Keynes's General Theory, while attempting to achieve a new classical synt...
This note is built around five issues that center on the damage to economic theory caused by Keynes ...
The classical theory of the rate of interest is the theory that mainstream economists inherited chie...
The reputation of John Maynard Keynes’s General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money as a badly...
The relationship between the thinking and work of Sraffa and Keynes is complex and controversial. Th...
Beginning in the late 1950s during the industrial revolution, new classical macroeconomists began to...
The purpose of this paper is to highlight the curiously circular course followed by mainstream macro...
There is not much use to attack standard economics because deep in his heart the representative econ...
The purpose of this paper is to highlight the curiously circular course followed by mainstream macro...
Of the main controversies in 20th century political economy, none were more heated than the debate o...
The General Theory (Keynes, 1936, hereafter G.T.) a neglected work? Am I joking? Few books have been...
Keynes’s General Theory is nothing of the sort. Instead, it has been a theory about those who are ou...
Most economists assume that Keynes's theory of the capitalist macroeconomy is adequately repres...
In Rahul Menon’s largely appreciative review of my book, he states that “there are certain shortcomi...