Alternative Analyses of Short and Long Run in Post Keynesian Economics

Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho

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It has been frequently noted that Post Keynesian is distinguished a dislike of orthodox or neoclassical economics (Harcourt, 1982) rather than by coherence or agreement of fundamentals by its contributors. Different subjects but also different methodologies and

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