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... Keynesian methods of stab- ilization . Yet it is clear that even such Keynesian methods cannot achieve the acceleration of growth and decrease in international in- equality which are needed . AN ECONOMIC VIEW OF NEGRO AFRICAN ...
... Keynesian methods of stab- ilization . Yet it is clear that even such Keynesian methods cannot achieve the acceleration of growth and decrease in international in- equality which are needed . AN ECONOMIC VIEW OF NEGRO AFRICAN ...
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unions , and the acceptance by all political parties of Keynesian full employment policies . Economic inequalities , even extreme ones that are hard to justify , have by no means disappeared - some men are a good deal more affluent than ...
unions , and the acceptance by all political parties of Keynesian full employment policies . Economic inequalities , even extreme ones that are hard to justify , have by no means disappeared - some men are a good deal more affluent than ...
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... Keynesian doctrine - still lies nearer the core of contemporary academic eco- nomics ; the theory of competition still remains the round hole into which economists persist in forcing the square pegs of of economic reality . Among most ...
... Keynesian doctrine - still lies nearer the core of contemporary academic eco- nomics ; the theory of competition still remains the round hole into which economists persist in forcing the square pegs of of economic reality . Among most ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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