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The Legacy of the Monetarist Controversy

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Abstract

This article by David Laidler is a reprint the Fourth Annual Homer Jones Memorial Lecture. Laidler’s paper has two broad themes. The first is that people working in monetary economics in the 1960s and 1970s lost sight of the fundamental issues under debate.

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