Re: Uncertainty and Liquidity Preference

["Jack O'Donnell" <jackodonnell@xxxxxxxx>]

David Dequech wrote:
>
> Regarding this thread, it is useful to distinguish between theory and
> history of thought (in particular Keynes's thought). I personally am more
> interested in theory (and in using Keynes's and other people's insights to
> develop better theories). Thus, I will focus on what I think we should say
> about uncertainty, liquidity preference and rationality rather than on what
> Keynes said about this.

This is a useful observation in that the distinct interests of list
participants seem to often confuse discussions. As a remedy I suggest
that a method I have seen used on another list.

It carries a category description on the subject line that allows simple
but effective separation of the primary interest. For this list it would
be such categories as (1) HIST for those addressing history of thought;
(2) POL for those interested in relating measures and controls to
develop policy theories ; (3) MKT for those interested in the measures
and techniques useful to take advantage of market behavior; etc.

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