Julio Lopez asked: >I have a vague memory that a well-known author referred to Keynes's >economics as worth at most a footnote in contemporary economic texts. Can >anybody help me with the full reference? It could be from Paul Heyne's textbook, "The Economic Way of Thinking." On pg. 407, he says "The General Theory...is by common agreement an obscure and badly organized book. ...but no one quite knew what the essential message was." The comment about being The GT being "badly organized" is a direct but un-attributed quote from J. K. Galbraith's "A Journey Through Economic Time," pg. 98. John C. Medaille