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Keynes and Knight on Uncertainty : Peas in a Pod or Chalk and Cheese?

Packard, Mark; Bylund, Per L.; Clark, Brent - 2021

For many years, the ideas of Knight and Keynes have been widely understood to overlap greatly and they are presumed to have developed notions of uncertainty that deeply intersect, both describing a state where outcomes have non-probabilistic likelihoods. Further, even their political...

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Indeterminate Probabilities and Smithian and Keynesian Uncertainty

Brady, Michael Emmett - 2014

Smith, Keynes, and Knight, in that order, made seminal contributions to decision making which emphasized uncertainty and indeterminate probabilities, as opposed to mere imprecision. De Finetti’s views on uncertainty are diametrically opposed to those of Smith, Keynes, and Knight once the clear...

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More than a sum of its parts : a Keynesian epistemology of statistics

Werle, Nicholas - In: The journal of philosophical economics : JPE 4 (2011) 2, pp. 65-92

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Keynes’s Canonical Statements on Uncertainty Appear in his 1921 a Treatise on Probability in Chapter 26 on Pages 309-312 : Statements about Uncertainty in the General Theory in 193...

Brady, Michael Emmett - 2019

Probability, the General Theory,and the 1937 Quarterly Journal of Economics, reveal that Keynes’s discussions about uncertainty in … the General Theory, and the 1937 Quarterly Journal of Economics article are simply small ,minor footnotes to the A … mention or make any reference to the 1937 Quarterly Journal of Economics article, which Joan Robinson, G L S Shackle, Paul …

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