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The first 4 minutes and 42:40 till 52:30 are devoted to administrative and representative issues at Kingston. The rest of the lecture covers the evolution of the “Neoclassical” Mainstream from Walras’s puzzle of “Can a set of free markets reach equilibrium in each and every market at once?” to the current criticism of the mainstream ...
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The first 4 minutes and 42:40 till 52:30 are devoted to administrative and representative issues at Kingston. The rest of the lecture covers the evolution of the “Neoclassical” Mainstream from Walras’s puzzle of “Can a set of free markets reach equilibrium in each and every market at once?” to the current criticism of the mainstream ...
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