In this chapter, relying on new documentary evidence, the differences of approach, style and focus of those economists who were close to Keynes (Sraffa, Harrod, and Kaldor) are highlighted, in relation to Keynes’s ‘favourite pupil’ (as Kahn defined himself). Special importance is given to the period of the ‘Circus’, when Keynes’s new theories were arguing out (and sometimes independently developed) by the younger economists.
The Keynesian tutor. Kahn and the correspondence with Sraffa, Harrod and Kaldor
RANCHETTI, FABIO;
2005-01-01
Abstract
In this chapter, relying on new documentary evidence, the differences of approach, style and focus of those economists who were close to Keynes (Sraffa, Harrod, and Kaldor) are highlighted, in relation to Keynes’s ‘favourite pupil’ (as Kahn defined himself). Special importance is given to the period of the ‘Circus’, when Keynes’s new theories were arguing out (and sometimes independently developed) by the younger economists.File in questo prodotto:
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