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Re: SHOE: DISC--Say's Law, Keynes and HET
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Fri, 20 Mar 2009 08:18:23 -0400
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Does anyone else share my sense of rather delightful irony when 
reading Cochrane's statement? It could have easily been written or 
spoken by Keynes. It rather piquantly sums up his approach to 
economic problems and economics, that is, if Skidelsky's biography 
can be believed.

David Hammes

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