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Colleagues:

     What is the origin, or who first published the standard circular flow diagram that appears in various forms in introductory texts?  Did it precede or follow from the keeping of National Accounts in the first half of the twentieth century?

     Thanks to you who answered the question wrp "aggregate demand" and "aggregate supply", terms that came into use with Keynesian macroeconomics.

Robin Neill.

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