Productive Labour and Effective Demand Sydney H Coontz 1966 Economics

by Sydney H Coontz

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Productive Labour and Effective Demand: Including a Critique of Keynesian Economics by Sydney H. Coontz is a seminal work in economic theory published in 1966 by Augustus M. Kelley. This edition features an introduction by William J. Blake, adding valuable context and insight into Coontz's critical examination of Keynesian economics. The book addresses key economic concepts including the pre-classical approach, classical economists, socialists and dissidents, and anti-classical theories of the twentieth century, making it an essential resource for students and scholars of economic history and theory. This 1966 edition was printed in Great Britain and includes detailed chapters that explore mercantilists, physiocrats, Marxian analysis, and alternative economic solutions such as the fascist and Keynesian anti-classical approaches. Its comprehensive critique provides a unique perspective on effective demand and productive labor, making it highly relevant for collectors and academics interested in mid-20th century economic discourse. The volume is a valuable addition to any economic library, especially for those studying Keynesian theory and its critiques. book

• Publisher: Augustus M. Kelley
• Year: 1966
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Good

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