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W. W. Fleischhacker,D. J. Brooksn I of the third chapter of ., 1923, JMK, iv, pp. 61–70), the first one only brings new elements of interest to our argument. In the . the refinements brought to the Cambridge equation do not alter in any substantial way the conclusions reached earlier by Marshall and Pigou.

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,Early Contributions II: Keynes, Lavington and Pigou (1913–24),n I of the third chapter of ., 1923, JMK, iv, pp. 61–70), the first one only brings new elements of interest to our argument. In the . the refinements brought to the Cambridge equation do not alter in any substantial way the conclusions reached earlier by Marshall and Pigou.

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