If Economics Were Like Fashion »
By Robert Higgs | Tuesday August 28, 2012 at 9:15 PM PDT | 1 Comment
Keynesian models would attract few buyers because their aggregative fabrics are bland and colorless, with too much emphasis on gray (e.g., liquidity trap, low-level equilibrium, euthanasia of the rentier). No economic theory would be regarded as versatile unless it were suitable for discussion at a formal dinner party and also generated a high volume...
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