Steven Kates just wrote: > ... however one might prefer to leave Keynes's name > to the footnotes, if we are going to keep the > record straight, whenever and wherever one comes > across those ever-present aggregate demand > curves, one should silently acknowledge that > they are direct modern descendants of those > ideas that arose out of Keynes's work in the > 1930s. Thank you Steven Kates! After reading your latest contribution I begin to believe that fairness in assessing paradigmatic contributions is possible after all among historians of economic thought. Yours Michael Ambrosi