The Keynes Solution: The Path to Global Economic Prosperity

Paul J. Davidson

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The Power of Ideas to Affect Policy Ideas and Policies That Created the Global Economic Crisis Keynes's Revolutionary Ideas Regarding the Potential Instability of a Capitalist System The Cost to the Global Economy in Forgetting Keynes Policies for Resolving the Current Economic Crisis International Ramifications -- Reforming The World's Trade and Money-Payments System The Need For Regulations of the Financial System and The Real Economy The Goals of a Civilized Economic Society

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