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himself in the draft copy of his 1937 paper, titled “Professor Pigou on money wage rates in relation to unemployment … it was the demand and supply of money that determined the rate of interest. This meant that Keynes was arguing that the …
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Keynes’s mathematical economics analysis of the Aggregate Supply Function and the Aggregate Supply Curve contained in 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 anyone who has worked through Keynes’s chapter 20...
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J M Keynes's Principle of Indifference is not the same as Laplace's Principle of Nonsufficient Reason. The application of Keynes's Principle of Indifference requires that the calculation of the probabilities be based on the existence of positive, symmetrical evidence. This requires that the...
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by Champernowne with his Q and Q’ variables.Thus, involuntary unemployment for Keynes and monetary unemployment for … Champernowne have nothing to do with rigid or fixed money wages, as claimed by Hicks, Harrod, Lange, and Modigliani, but are due to …
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Theory of Interest and Money”. Modigliani sought to provide the IS-LM model of Hicks's 1937 Econometrica interpretation of …
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liquidity preference, the amount of money, and their relationships to the rate of interest were required. Keynes provided that …
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