Jim Devine's note about Say's Law reminded me of when I began to teach
economics, in 1969. In Macroeconomics, I gave a full-fledged presentation of
the classical macroeconomics, which was built around Say's Law and the Quantity
Theory of Money, using the model from Martin Baily's textbook. Colleagues
wondered why I did this. Maybe I knew Say's Law would never die!
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