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Keynes (Boole), Knight, (and Ellsberg) Against Ramsey, De Finetti, and Savage : It Had Nothing to Do with 'Radical Uncertainty', But Involved the Issue of Inexact, Indeterminate, Imprecise, Interval Valued (Weak Evidence) Probability Versus Exact, Determinate, Precise (Strong Evidence) Mathematical Probability

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J. M. Keynes's Analysis of the Vertical, Horizontal and Normal Ranges of the LM Curve (Liquidity Preference Function) on Pages 207-208 in Chapter 15 of the General Theory

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) on pages 207-208 of the General Theory in chapter 15 in the course of his discussions of the problem of Absolute … reviewing the General Theory. Unfortunately, he incorrectly referenced pages 200-201 of the General Theory on page 154 in his … discussion by Keynes of this problem on pages 201-202 of the General Theory. Keynes's discussion appears on pages 207-208. Hicks …

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J M Keynes on the Enemies of Capitalism : The Internal, Endogenous Threat to the Macro Economy from Wall Street Stock Market Speculators and Rentiers

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On the Many and Great Contradictions Present in Hicks’s June, 1936 Economic Journal Review of the General Theory When Compared to His April, 1937 Econometrica Article : Hicks Did N...

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On Keynes's Description of the Elasticity of His LP (LM) Curve on page 207 of the General Theory ('The Most Striking Examples of a Complete Breakdown of Stability in the Rate of In...

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references to page 207 of the General Theory that have appeared in the literature on Keynes's theory of the rate of interest for …

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Keynes and Samuelson Combined Provided the Complete Foundation for a Science of Macroeconomics : Complexity Modeling Is Welcome, But Not Necessary, for a Scientific Foundation for Macroeconomics

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complete scientific foundation for macroeconomic theory. Keynes's Aggregate Supply Curve (ASC),presented initially on pp. 55 …-56 in footnote 2 of the General Theory and in great detail in chapter 20, provided the foundations for incorporating …

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The Roles of Keynes’s Logical Relations, V(a/h) =w and P(a/h) =alpha, in His Conventional Coefficient of Weight and Risk, C

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On Hicks's Own, Explicit Acknowledgment, Made in His 1937 Econometrica Article, That It Was J M Keynes Who Had First Presented an IS-LM Model in the General Theory : Hick's Model W...

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J. M. Keynes (D. Ellsberg) versus Ramsey (L. J. Savage –B. de Finetti) : The Role of Interval Valued Probability and the Weight of the Evidence (Ambiguity)

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The Demand and Supply for Money [M=L(r) ] is not the Demand and Supply for Liquidity[M=M1plus M2=L1(Y) plus L2(r) {=L}

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A major confusion among economists ,who have been writing on the General Theory since 1936,is to confuse the Demand and … General Theory concentrates exclusively on the second of the two constituents which, together, determine the equilibrium rate … with this in chapters 8-12 of the General Theory. Keynes made it very clear that in chapter 13 he was going to deal …

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