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Early career and Keynesianism

In: The Value of Applied Economics

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This chapter looks initially at the institutions and research groupings that were emerging in Oxford in the late 1930s, and the roles of key figures such as Roy Harrod, James Meade, and Jacob Marschak in shaping their direction, and especially that of A.J. Brown. It outlines Brown’s own contribution on liquidity preference in both his doctoral dissertation and subsequent early publications. It also looks at his time in the civil service during World War II, initial ties with Chatham House, and his extensive publication in the Bulletin of International News.

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  • ., 2017. "Early career and Keynesianism," Chapters, in: The Value of Applied Economics, chapter 3, pages 33-63, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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