What's a Good Post Keynesian textbook?

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Subject: What's a Good Post Keynesian textbook?
From: Helmet4000@xxxxxxx
Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2002 21:41:22 EST

Dear List,

I am a Sociology major, but I am interested in Post-Keynesian economics from my readings of Palley and Galbraith. Can anyone tell me about a good general (macro or micro) economics text?

Thanks very much,
Tom

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