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Title: Classical Competition, Keynesian Adjustment and Composite Dynamics: A Critical Perspective
Authors: White, Graham
Department of Economics
Issue Date: Feb-1995
Publisher: Dept of Economics
Series/Report no.: 214
Abstract: Recent literature on a classical cross-dual dynamics has argued the need to supplement these dynamics with short-run dual adjustments interpreted, for the most part, as Keynesian. This paper provides a critique of the implied interpretation of Keynes's insights into the nature of capitalism; and suggests, in line with other recent interpretations, an alternative Keynesianism incorporating short-run and long run aspects. Issues raised in relation to the task of integrating classical cross-dual dynamics and this alternative view of Keynesian are also explored.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2123/6730
Department/Unit/Centre: Department of Economics
Type of Work: Working Paper
Appears in Collections:Working Papers - Economics

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