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Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death
Response to Paul Cockshott:
However as Puls Davidson might point out, it is possible
to construct static equilibrium models that contain unpleasant
phenomena and might be useful for socioeconomic criticism,
e.g. Paul's version of a long-run "Keynesian" (I am tempted to
say "fundamentalist Keynesian") equilibrium that is stable but
exhibits substantial "involuntary" unemployment.
Barkley Rosser
James Madison University
(PS to Steve Keen: No disagreement)
- Thread context:
- Equilibrium, stasis and death,
Brad Cox @ GMU/PSOL Tue 18 Jan 1994, 17:58 GMT
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- Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death,
Brian Eggleston Tue 18 Jan 1994, 20:23 GMT
- Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death,
ECOPPC Wed 19 Jan 1994, 18:36 GMT
- Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death,
Brian Eggleston Wed 19 Jan 1994, 19:04 GMT
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FAC_BROSSER Wed 19 Jan 1994, 19:28 GMT
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FAC_BROSSER Wed 19 Jan 1994, 19:54 GMT
- Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death,
Steve . Keen Wed 19 Jan 1994, 21:58 GMT
- Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death,
Brian Eggleston Thu 20 Jan 1994, 05:39 GMT
- Re: Equilibrium, stasis and death,
Paul Davidson Thu 20 Jan 1994, 13:11 GMT
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