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Say's Law and the Keynesian revolution : how macroeconomic theory lost its way

Kates, Steven - 1998

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Keynes, Say's Law and the theory of the business cycle

Kates, Steven - In: History of economics review : HER (1996), pp. 115-126

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Crucial influences on Keynes's understanding of Say's Law

Kates, Steven - In: History of economics review : HER (1995), pp. 74-82

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The Malthusian origins of the General theory or how Keynes came to write a book about Say's Law and effective demand

Kates, Steven - In: History of economics review : HER (1994), pp. 10-20

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Why you should read Classical economic theory and The modern economy : a response to James Ahiakpor

Kates, Steven - In: History of economic ideas : HEI 29 (2021) 3, pp. 181-186

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The role of the history of economic thought in the development of economic theory and policy

Kates, Steven - In: The first great recession of the 21st century : …, (pp. 160-170). 2011

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Influencing Keynes : the intellectual origins of the General Theory

Kates, Steven - In: History of economic ideas : HEI 18 (2010) 3, pp. 33-64

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Historians and the history of economic thought : an analysis of three biographies of Keynes

Kates, Steven - In: History of economics review : HER (2010) 52, pp. 63-76

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How will economists ever get it right? : the need to rid economic theory of aggregate demand

Kates, Steven - In: International journal of applied economics and … 19 (2011) 4, pp. 132-143

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Defending the history of economic thought

Kates, Steven - 2013

This book explains the importance of the history of economic thought in the curriculum of economists, whereas most discussions of this kind are devoted only to explaining why such study is of value simply to the individual economist. Steven Kates reaches out past the individual to explain the...

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