Robert Skidelsky

Keynes: A Very Short Introduction

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ISBN 13:: 9780199591640
author:: Robert Skidelsky
format:: Paperback
publisher:: OUP Oxford
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2010
Pages:: 208
Dimensions:: 17.3 x 0.8 x 10.9 centimetres (0
Genre:: History, General, Biography,
Condition:: New
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John Maynard Keynes: A central thinker of the twentieth century, his ideas continue to shape economic thought and discussion today. This Very Short Introduction explores Keynes's ethical and practical philosophy, monetary thought, and provides insight into his life and works. Keynes's theories have become more relevant in recent times, particularly during financial crises. Lord Skidelsky examines his major works and contribution to twentieth-century economic thought, considering the lasting impact of Keynes's legacy on society. The Very Short Introductions series offers expert authors' analysis and perspective on a wide range of subjects, making complex topics highly readable and accessible.

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