Collection
Publication
Liberty Fund Inc. (1980), 449 pages
Description
The late W. H. Hutt was preeminent and persistent critic of the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes. In "The Keynesian Episode", he presents a comprehensive review of Keynes's general Theory, including the finest critique to date of the Acceleration Principle. He questions the very legitimacy of Keyne's fundamental epistemology.
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Language
Original language
English
ISBN
0913966606 / 9780913966600
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