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Hawtrey, Harvard and Chicago: a final comment
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Journal of Economic Studies
Journal of Economic Studies (1998) 25 (1): 22–24.
Published: 01 February 1998
...David Laidler Responds to George Tavlas’ comments in “More on the Chicago tradition”, in this issue, and once again assesses the contribution of individuals to “the Chicago tradition” of the 1930s. The financial support of the SSHRCC and the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation is gratefully...
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More on Hawtrey, Harvard and Chicago
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Journal of Economic Studies
Journal of Economic Studies (1998) 25 (1): 4–16.
Published: 01 February 1998
...David Laidler The similarities among the writings of Ralph Hawtrey, Lauchlin Currie and Milton Friedman are re‐affirmed, as is the influence of the former on what Friedman has called “the Chicago tradition” of the 1930s. The underconsumptionist analysis of Paul Douglas is not integral...
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More on the Chicago tradition
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Journal of Economic Studies
Journal of Economic Studies (1998) 25 (1): 17–21.
Published: 01 February 1998
... with Friedman’s views in its business‐cycle analysis and policy positions. Claims that this tradition explains why Chicago (and not Harvard) originated the monetarist counter‐revolution. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Chicago tradition Harvard tradition Monetarism I have benefited from helpful...
