>What can Austrian economists learn from the post Keynesians? Reply to Davidson

Critical Review: A Journal of Politics and Society 7 (2-3):399-406 (1993)
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Paul Davidson has argued that there is little common ground between Post Keynesian analysis and the Austrian approach to economics. He claims that Post Keynesians (unlike Austrian economists) place great importance on the role of expectations and do not present a deterministic view of the economic system. In this essay the validity of such claims is examined.

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