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Economic liberalism
Keynesian economics
Social philosophy
General equilibrium theory
Rational expectations
Free market
Capitalism
Market
Classical economics
Economics
Economic theories
Macroeconomics

ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS OF THE OPERATION OF A CAPITALIST ECONOMY: EFFICIENT MARKET THEORY VS. KEYNES’S LIQUIDITY THEORY by Paul Davidson, Editor, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics Politicians and talking heads on te

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