This paper indicates that Keynes's General Theory provided many examples of actual behavior that differed from that predicted by classical theoryâthe mainstream economics of Keynes's time. This behavior included herd behavior in financial markets, the use of conventions, decisions made under...

This note responds to comments made by various reviewers on the analytical content of the 2007 book iJohn Maynard Keynes/i, "Great Thinkers in Economics" series, by Paul Davidson. It attempts to clarify some semantic problems and also to clarify the relationship between Keynes's analytical...

What can the idea of eternal return tell us about contemporary financial society? In this essay I follow Nietzsche by deploying it as an existential provocation, linking the prospect of endless recurrence to the daily routines of the asset economy. This entails a departure from simple notions of...

Conor Husbands’ defense and expansion of Elena Esposito’s temporality of finance is a much-needed intervention. However, in this response essay, I will show a few of the fundamental weaknesses of Esposito’s project, and by extension will highlight some shortcomings of Husbands’...