Jim Devine wrote:
On 6/8/05, Doug Henwood <dhenwood@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:The Shaikh student was arguing that the depression would have ended sooner had nominal wages been allowed to fall.
never having studies J.M. Keynes or I. Fisher? assuming Say's Law?
Evidently. A certain kind of hardcore Marxist can be very anti-Keynesian. I don't know if Shaikh took this position, but his student sure did.
Doug
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