Theory (1936). This is due to their failure to read both works in their entirety. Instead, they concentrate on the first … three chapters of Part I of the General Theory or the Treatise. This can be attributed to an “approach” to philosophy which …-additivity. His decision theory incorporates neoclassical decision theory as a special case …

footnote two on p.55 of the General Theory is correct with the exception of a very minor error that can easily be spotted by … extensive and detailed mathematical economics analysis presented on pp.282-285 of the General Theory. Specifically, the analysis … Aggregate Supply Function that Keynes inadvertently used in the footnote on p.55 of the General Theory …

of an interval estimate. His critique of Keynes's theory is based on a poor reading of chapter 3 of the A Treatise on …

of Keynes’s General Theory (1936)”, provides an excellent summary of the error filled Post Keynesian D-Z model, as well … General Theory (1936; GT) directly contradicted the Post Keynesian claim. Davidson and the Post Keynesian school have been … in chapter 3 of the General Theory, but in a later chapter, called “The Employment Function”, which, of course, is …

from the A Treatise on Probability and confidence from Keynes’s General Theory, as well as Adam Smith’s views on …’s weight of the evidence concept in Keynes’s A Treatise on Probability and confidence concept from Keynes’s General Theory …

Keynes carefully and methodically devoted chapter nine of the General Theory to a detailed discussion of Virtue Ethics … which is related to Adam Smith’s discussion in The Theory of Moral Sentiments. Both Virtues and Vices were considered by … Theory of Moral Sentiments into the virtue of self command. Adam Smith’s and Keynes’s explicit use of an Aristotelian, Virtue …

Ricardo, James Mills, John Stuart Mills, and Nassua Senior. Smith’s theoretical world of a profit maximizing, purely …. Bentham’s world is one that is populated by greedy, selfish, avaricious prodigals, imprudent risk takers, and projectors. They …

only in the standard mathematical theory of probability. The crucial assumption for Ramsey was additivity. Of course …