The Keynesian Revolution and its Economic Consequences

P. F. CLARKE

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Economic Theory and Policy Historical Economic and Legal Thought Political and Economic history of UK and US

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The Keynesian Revolution and its Economic Consequences is a study of John Maynard Keynes as a publicist, expert and theorist and of the economic doctrines associated with his name. It examines the Keynesian revolution in economic theory and policy and shows how Keynesianism as a school of thought departed from the substance of Keynes's own thinking and policy prescription.

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