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This is the same talk that I gave in my inaugural lecture at Kingston, spiced by some exchanges with some of the Bristol University economics staff. I cover a realist alternative to the “Lucas Critique” argument that macro models must be developed from microfoundations, explain my model of Minsky, and show that it is empirically ...
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This is the same talk that I gave in my inaugural lecture at Kingston, spiced by some exchanges with some of the Bristol University economics staff. I cover a realist alternative to the “Lucas Critique” argument that macro models must be developed from microfoundations, explain my model of Minsky, and show that it is empirically ...
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