19 Market ecology and the economics of crisis
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In his autobiographical essay “The Ins and Outs of Late Twentieth Century Economics,” Duncan Foley (1999) observed that “economics in the late 1960s suffered from a classical scientific dilemma in that it had two theories, the microeconomic general equilibrium theory, and the macroeconomic Keynesian theory, each of which seemed to have considerable explanatory power in its own domain, but which were incompatible.” Specifically:
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تاریخ انتشار 2012