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On the theoretical and institutional roots of post-Keynesian economics

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The economics of Basil Moore : Slow progress toward horizontalism

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Credit, money, and production : post-Keynesian economics and the circuit traditions

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Post-Keynesian theory was developed as an alternative to mainstream neoclassical economics. However, post-Keynesians have not succeeded in getting their message through, partly because of the difficult and controversial economic issues upon which they embarked, partly because they emphasized,...

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