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All Rational Expectation Theorists rely on the Fallacy of Conditional Apriorism (Long Runism)in order to operationalize the Objective Limiting Frequency Interpretation of Probability. However, such a limit only occurs in the far distant long run as the number of observations from Time Series...
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portrayed Keynes's General Theory and Post General Theory work on the concepts of uncertainty and probability in strictly binary … theory anywhere in anything that he published in his lifetime, be it the A Treatise on Probability, A Treatise on Money …, General Theory, or The General Theory of Employment …
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cases of the more generalized Smith – Keynes axiom set. Keynes did exactly what he said he would do in the General Theory on … page 3. He generalized classical and Neoclassical theory by providing a more general axiomatic structure .Modern economists … are still working with the special theory of Bentham …
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All of J .M .Keynes's earlier 1933-1935 versions of his IS-LM(LP) model contained a serious inconsistency. These earlier models all incorporated both actual and expected outcomes in the same model. The units did not match up. Keynes solved this problem by himself by splitting off the D-Z model...
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Keynes ‘s General Theory has two separate, but interrelated models. Keynes called these models the D-Z and IS …) concept.This model is built mathematically in chapters 20 and 21 of the General Theory after having been introduced briefly in …. 304-306 of the General Theory. The IS-LM(LP) model is an entirely separate model that deals with the actual or realized …
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