In one of his most memorable phrases, delivered in a speech very near the end of his life, Keynes said that economists are "the trustees not of civilization, but of the possibility of civilization."(1) In the civilization that Keynes the economist worked so unremittingly to make possible it is clea
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Schumpeter, Keynes and the theory of economic evolution
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- 1991
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