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Keynes Always Adhered to His Logical, Objective Probability Relation, Defined As P(a/H) Equals a Rational Degree of Belief, α : Logical Probability Always Remained the Guide to Life for J M Keynes

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Keynes's 1931 acknowledgement, that Ramsey's theory of subjective degree of belief, based on numerically precise probability, was acceptable to him in the special case where w=1, has been constantly misinterpreted. This misinterpretation follows from the lack of understanding of Keynes's weight...

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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

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Recent exchanges between two academics on the Internet ,both experts in conventional and unconventional approaches to decision theory, reveal an astounding lack of knowledge and understanding regarding the makeup of Keynes's logical theory of probability as put forth by Keynes in 1921,...

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The University of Chicago’s Economics Department Approach Is Based on the Philosophy of Jeremy Bentham’s Rational Utility Maximizer : It Has Nothing to Do with the Virtue Ethics Approach to Self Interest of Adam Smith in the Theory of Moral Sentiments or the Wealth of Nations

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A comparison-contrast of J. M. Keynes' mathematical modeling approach in the General Theory with some of his General Theory interpreters, especially J. E. Meade

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Keynes, Pigou and the supply side of the General theory

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The ‘Early’ Logical Empiricism of J.M. Keynes versus the Rhetoric of Subjectivism

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