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The recent blow-up surrounding Niall Ferguson's comments on Keynes' concern for long-run issues prompted my latest column:
Seven Myths about Keynesian Economics
The claim that Keynesians are indifferent to the long-run is one of many myths about Keynesian economics.
Posted by Mark Thoma on Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at 11:11 AM in Economics, Fiscal Times, Macroeconomics |
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