KEYNES'S FINANCE MOTIVE

Paul J. Davidson

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1 The author is grateful to C.F.Carter, Miles Fleming, Sir Roy F.Harrod, Helen Raffel, Eugene Smolensky, Sidney Weintraub, and Charles R. Whittlesey for helpful comments at various stages.

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