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The third revolution in economic thinking : Social economy in a new perspective.
International Journal of Social Economics
1987 : VOL. 14:7/8/9, p. 160-169
 1987 Eusepi, G.
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Ideas, interests, experience and the economic adviser.
World Economy
1987 : JUN, VOL. 10:2, p. 131-153
 1987 Kerr, R.
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Meer markt en minder overheid : de visies van nieuw-klassieken en aanbodeconomen.
Economisch Statistische Berichte
1987 : JAN 21, VOL. 72:3590, p. 68-73
 1987 Sinderen, J. van
Ravestein, A. van
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The renaissance of natural law cosmology : Free markets and fettered minds.
International Journal of Social Economics
1986 : VOL. 13:10, p. 26-37
 1986 Wisman, J. D.
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Okun's Law Revisited.
Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv
1986 : VOL. 122:4, p. 657-666
 1986 Knoester, A.
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Interest, profits, and suboptimality in a demand-constrained macro model.
Economic Journal
1986 : DEC, VOL. 96:384, p. 919-941
 1986 Costrell, R. M.
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Walrasian indeterminacy and Keynesian macroeconomics.
Review of Economic Studies
1986 : OCT, VOL. 53:176, p. 755-779
 1986 Geanakoplos, J. D.
Polemarchakis, H. M.
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Austro-Keynesianism - psychology-supported business cycle-policy.
Human Systems Management
1985 : SPRING, VOL. 5:1, p. 66-73
 1985 Tichy, G.
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Why is unemployment so high?
National Westminster Bank Quarterly Review
1985 : MAY, p. 12-20
 1985 Neuburger, H.
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John Keynes and the Canadian federal deficit: he would not approve.
Business Quarterly
1985 : SUMMER, VOL. 50:2, p. 33-40
 1985 McCallum, J. S.
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