Killing ‘Homo Economicus’ (Jeremy Bentham) Is Much, Much, Much, More Easier Said Than Done : Only the Smith – Keynes Inexact Measurement Approach Can Neutralize the Strong Attraction of Bentham’s Mathematical Rational Utility Maximization Model

Keynes’s Logical Theory of Probability Is Concerned with Rational Degrees of Belief Based on Cognition, Which Are Not Mysterious or Mystical, Rank Ordered or Qualitative : F P Ramsey Failed to Grasp Keynes’s Use of Non–Additivity in His Reviews of the a Treatise on Probability

Brady, Michael Emmett, (2019)

Adam Smith’s ‘Prudent Man’ of the Theory of Moral Sentiments and the ‘Frugal Man’ of the Wealth of Nations Are One and the Same Man : Economists Fail to Grasp That the Conduct of Smith’s Prudent Man and His Frugal Man Must Always by Necessity Come Before Any Actions by Smith’s ‘Benevolent’ Man

Brady, Michael Emmett, (2020)

Keynes Spelt Out Exactly What 'Degree of Rational Belief ' Meant in His a Treatise on Probability (1921) : Correcting the Severe Errors in Courgeau (2012)

Brady, Michael Emmett, (2020)