G.C. Harcourt (1931–)

K. Vela Velupillai

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The contributions to economics—in its theoretical, applied (or empirical), and policy aspects—by Geoff Harcourt are many-splendoured. They are predominantly macroeconomic, with the kind of microeconomic underpinnings that are associated with non-orthodox pioneers. In this—admittedly inadequate—essay, I try to summarize and outline, in a unified way, Harcourt’s many faceted and deep contributions to economics.

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