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What survives of the rational expectations revolution? Rational expectations and macroeconomics in 1984.
American Economic Review
1984 : MAY, VOL. 74:2, p. 179-182
 1984 Barro, R. J.
87.
Keynes, Schumpeter, Marx centenary session. Keynes and economics today.
American Economic Review
1984 : MAY, VOL. 74:2, p. 97-102
 1984 Patinkin, D.
88.
Prelude to macroeconomics.
American Economic Review
1984 : DEC, VOL. 74:5, p. 881-892
 1984 Startz, R.
89.
Financial markets and Williamson's theory of governance : efficiency versus concentration versus power.
Quarterly Review of Economics and Business
1984 : WINTER, VOL. 24:4, p. 50-63
 1984 Davidson, P.
Davidson, G. S.
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Causality between public expenditure and national income.
Review of Economics and Statistics
1984 : NOV, VOL. 66:4, p. 630-644
 1984 Singh, B.
Sahni, B. S.
91.
Was Keynes a Keynesian or a Lernerian?
Journal of Economic Literature
1984 : DEC, VOL. 22:4, p. 1572-1575
 1984 Colander, D.
92.
Elections, Keynes, bureaucracy and class: Explaining U.S.budget deficits, 1961-1978
American Sociological Review
1984 : APR, VOL. 49:2, p. 165-182
 1984 Hicks, A.
93.
Union rivalry and wages : an oligopolistic approach.
Economica
1984 : MAY, VOL. 51:202, p. 129-139
 1984 Gylfason, T.
Lindbeck, A.
94.
Evaluation des politiques publiques et mouvements de deregulation aux Etats Unis.
Revue Francaise d'Administration Publique
1984 : JAN-MAR, 29, p. 85-116
 1984 Rouban, L.
95.
A Keynesian view of the budget deficit.
California Management Review
1984 : WINTER, VOL. 26:2, p. 7-14
 1984 Tobin, J.
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