From Keynes to ‘modern’ macro
24 May, 2016 at 17:26 | Posted in Economics | Comments Off on From Keynes to ‘modern’ macro
If your German isn’t to rusty, this lecture by Hagen Krämer might give you some interesting reflections on the rather sad state of ‘modern’ macroeconomics.
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