Keynes : updated or outdated? /
Keynes : updated or outdated? /
Edited with introductions by Natalie Marshall.
- Lexington, Mass. : D. C. Heath and Company, 1970.
- viii, 142 p. ; 21 cm.
After twenty years: the general theory, by J. R. Schlesinger.--The general theory after twenty-five years, by H. G. Johnson. Discussion, by D. McC. Wright, A. P. Lerner and L. R. Klein.--Economic myths, by J. F. Kennedy.--The full employment surplus, by Council of Economic Advisers.--Structural unemployment in the United States, by C. C. Killingsworth.--The slippery path of prosperity, by Business week.--Must full employment mean inflation? By G. Burck.--Inflation and the new economics, by A. Hansen.--Reactionary Keynesianism, by M. Harrington.--Suggestions for reading (p. 140-142)
Keynesian economics.
After twenty years: the general theory, by J. R. Schlesinger.--The general theory after twenty-five years, by H. G. Johnson. Discussion, by D. McC. Wright, A. P. Lerner and L. R. Klein.--Economic myths, by J. F. Kennedy.--The full employment surplus, by Council of Economic Advisers.--Structural unemployment in the United States, by C. C. Killingsworth.--The slippery path of prosperity, by Business week.--Must full employment mean inflation? By G. Burck.--Inflation and the new economics, by A. Hansen.--Reactionary Keynesianism, by M. Harrington.--Suggestions for reading (p. 140-142)
Keynesian economics.