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,Keynesians, Monetarists and Keynes: The End of the Debate — or a Beginning?,economic model, the . model due to Hicks. It has been shown (Chick, 1973b; 1977, ch. 3) that short of restricting the parameters of that model to extreme values the debate cannot be settled on . argument alone. It was then suggested that the debate might usefully be couched in terms of the assumptio

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Unresolved Questions in Monetary Theory: A Critical Review, it does not contain a single coherent characterisation of … [either a] money commodity … [or a] money economy’ (1969, p. 7). Though they attracted the attention of Aristotle (and doubtless others before him) and have left a voluminous literature since, the basic questions of monetary theory remain

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Some Methodological Issues in the Theory of Speculation,ary theory, even those by post-Keynesians (Moore, 1978; Rousseas, 1986; Arestis, 1988). Yet who could doubt the importance of speculation in foreign exchange or the significance of speculation in the 1986–7 stock market boom and its subsequent (October 1987) crash.

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