search query: @indexterm Keynesian school / total: 157
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The treasury in the 1930s: political and administrative constraints to acceptance of the 'new' economics.
Oxford Economic Papers
1982 : MAR, VOL. 34:1, p. 48-77
 1982 Middleton, R.
121.
Economists and Unemployment.
National Westminster Bank Quarterly Review
1982 : FEB, p. 13-30
 1982 Shackleton, J. R.
122.
Keynesian employment theory is not defunct.
Three Banks Review
1981 : SEP, 131, p. 14-29
 1981 Thirlwall, A. P.
123.
The supply-demand crunch.
Management Today
1981 : NOV, p. 64-67
 1981 Shanks, M.
124.
Supply-side economics.
Financial Analysts' Journal
1981 : SEP-OCT, VOL. 37:5, p. 29-43
 1981 Laffer, A. B.
125.
Monetarists v Keynesians.
Management Today
1981 : JAN, p. 5, 9, 11
 1981 Staniland, L.
Hall, R.
126.
Monetarists v Keynesians.
Management Today
1981 : JAN, p. 5, 9, 11
 1981 Staniland, L.
Hall, R.
127.
Monetarist, Keynesian, and new classical economics.
American Economic Review
1981 : MAY, VOL. 71:2, p. 139-144
 1981 Stein, J. L.
128.
The microfoundations of Keynes's aggregate supply and expected demand analysis.
Economic Journal
1981 : MAR, VOL. 91:361, p. 188-194
 1981 Casarosa, C.
129.
Comment on the papers by Professors Laidler and Tobin.
Economic Journal
1981 : MAR, VOL. 91:361, p. 43-57
 1981 Matthews, R. C. O.
Meade, J. E.
Tobin, J.
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