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HES: QUERY -- we are all monetarists now
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[log in to unmask] (Jan Pieter Schulz)
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Fri Mar 31 17:18:23 2006
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After the very helpful discussion of the origin of the Keynesian-quote I am 
still hoping to get to know the origin of the statement -- "We are all 
monetarists now." It is often used to describe mainstream macroeconomics 
today. But who is the author who used it first? And where did he or she do 
so? 
 
Jan Pieter Schulz 
 
 
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