The Economics of John Maynard Keynes

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THE ECONOMIST "Students and teachers of economics will find this book useful."
THE STATIST
"The author has given to his subject that deep and conscientious consideration for which perhaps only a professional economist can have the necessary training and leisure. A scholar by instinct, Professor Dillard approaches his subject with sympathy. A worthy addition to the growing volume of expository hterature on Keynes and may be recommended both to the student and to the inquiring man-in-the-street."
HIGHER EDUCATION JOURNAL
"Dudley Dillard has made a brave attempt to explain the causes and extent of the cleavage between classical and Keynesian economics. The author is particularly successful in showing the development of Keynes' thought in relation to the course of economic history since the first world war. The style is straightforward and the main points are clearly made, but the book demands (and deserves) close and attentive study."
TECHNICAL JOURNEY
"An excellent exposition... Tovább

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THE ECONOMIST "Students and teachers of economics will find this book useful."
THE STATIST
"The author has given to his subject that deep and conscientious consideration for which perhaps only a professional economist can have the necessary training and leisure. A scholar by instinct, Professor Dillard approaches his subject with sympathy. A worthy addition to the growing volume of expository hterature on Keynes and may be recommended both to the student and to the inquiring man-in-the-street."
HIGHER EDUCATION JOURNAL
"Dudley Dillard has made a brave attempt to explain the causes and extent of the cleavage between classical and Keynesian economics. The author is particularly successful in showing the development of Keynes' thought in relation to the course of economic history since the first world war. The style is straightforward and the main points are clearly made, but the book demands (and deserves) close and attentive study."
TECHNICAL JOURNEY
"An excellent exposition of the economics of J. M. Keynes, and its author gives a clear summary of Keynes' views. "Professor Dillard has succeeded in his endeavour to bring out the leading points in such a way as to assist the young economist and general reader to grasp Keynes' fundamental theories and compare them with the theories of the 'classical economists' before the latter become too deeply rooted in their minds it should be read by all serious students of economics who wish to be introduced to Keynes' leading ideas." Vissza