At 26/08/01 23:13, Michael wrote:
Rakesh Bhandari wrote:
> ah what's a reasonable position for a left keynesian on trade? let's say the > tax cut suffers leakage and bush and greenspan and the fucking bond traders (as > clinton described them) are not willing to allow deficits the size of reagan's. > consumers are also maxed out, and interest rate reductions are now ineffective. > > now the keynesian is left with the mercantilists whom keynes so admired.
I agree with you here,
I also agree and I am glad Rakesh is back, he is a clever economist.
Mark
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