john maynard keynes wrote the general theory of employment interest and money.
john maynard keynes wrote the general theory of employment interest and money.
who wrote the general theory of employment interest and money?
john maynard keynes
bullet::::- trevithick, james (1992). "involuntary unemployment". hemel hempstead: simon & schuster.









































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bullet::::- introduction by paul krugman to the general theory of employment, interest and money, by john maynard keynes









































bullet::::- online text in screen-friendly format. (lacks footnotes)









































bullet::::- full text on marxists.org









































bullet::::- reply to viner, qje, 1937. a valuable paper in which keynes restates many of his ideas in the light of criticisms. it has no agreed title and is also known as 'the general theory of employment' or as 'the 1937 qje paper'.









































bullet::::- foreword to the german edition of the general theory/vorwort zur deutschen ausgabe
the general theory of employment, interest and money
by spring 1934 chapter 12 was in its final form. 









































his lectures in autumn of that year bore the title 'the general theory of employment'. in these lectures keynes presented the marginal efficiency of capital in much the same form as it took in chapter 11, his 'basic chapter' as kahn called it. he gave a talk on the same subject to economists at oxford in february 1935.









































this was the final building block of the "general theory". the book was finished in december 1935 and published in february 1936.









































section::::the writing of the "general theory".:observations on its readability.
the general theory of employment, interest and money