Doug Henwood wrote:
> Jim Devine wrote:
>
> >To me this suggests the possibility of Marx-Keynes syntheses: the
> >holistic analysis of the capitalist mode of production of vol. I
> >left out a lot of the important details of finance and the like,
> >which can be filled in using content from the
Jim Devine wrote:
>To me this suggests the possibility of Marx-Keynes syntheses: the
>holistic analysis of the capitalist mode of production of vol. I
>left out a lot of the important details of finance and the like,
>which can be filled in using content from the Keynesian tradition
>(Minsky,
>Timework Web wrote:
>
>>I would say that most people -who consider themselves Marxists- are closet
>>Keynesians.
>
>What's a Marxist? What's a Keynesian?
>
>Doug
A Keynesian reckons capitalism's troughs can usually be obviated and always
ameliorated (to little worse than a sobering dip) by caref
