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in FinanceWhat Would Keynes Do?

He might get out out of this messby stonebridge12 / on Aug 8, 2011
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The Long Run
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Niall Ferguson’s misunderstanding of Keynes led me to the question of how humans should balance the present against the long run? It’s hard for us primates to have a real clue about the long run — the chain of events that may occur, the kind of world that will form. In the long run — the billions of years ...1 week ago -
Family Fun with The Concrete Cows of Milton Keynes
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On Bank Holiday Monday, Daddy, the Children and I decided that wed go and visit the ruins of a Roman Villa found in Milton Keynes. After wed explored the Villa, we went for a walk and we ended up by some of our most famous Bovine residents (well actually their cousins the real Concrete Cows are ...1 week ago -
The Roman Villa Ruins of Milton Keynes
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On Bank Holiday Monday, we wanted to go somewhere with the Children that was local, fairly deserted and fun. We also wanted to go for a walk and if all of this could be tied up with being free and educational then wed be happy. We dont ask for much do we! It was Daddy who thought about going to North Loughton Valley ...1 week ago -
Keynes was, incredibly, right about the future. He was wrong about how we’d be spending it.
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John Maynard Keynes was right about the future. But he was wrong about how we’d be spending it. “In the long run,” Keynes famously wrote, ”we are all dead.” I rate that claim true. But it actually has little to do with Keynes’s views on the subject. Lord John Maynard Keynes, head of the British ...1 week ago -
Reasons to Love Living in Milton Keynes #8: The Stables
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The Stables at Wavenden in Milton Keynes is my new favourite live music venue. It was built by Dame Cleo Laine and the late Sir John Dankworth in 1970, in the grounds of their home. It is now run as a charity providing world class music and entertainment. There are also hundreds of educational events held each year. ...1 week ago -
Hatin’ on Keynes
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Niall Ferguson’s “Johnnie was a homo” assault on the economics of John Maynard Keynes, which, as Jonah Goldberg helpfully points out , has been made many times before (so there’s nothing wrong with it, I guess), suggests just how much the neo-con right hates Keynes, hates him for being right. Keynes’ ...1 week ago -
Reporter of Niall Fergusons Keynes remarks goes on the record
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Thomas M. Kostigen is coauthor of The Green Book: The Everyday Guide to Saving The Planet One Simple Step at a Time (Three Rivers Press). I was in the audience at the Altegris conference in Carlsbad, Calif., last week when Niall Ferguson, well-known historian, Harvard professor and author, spewed his remarks ...1 week ago -
Anti-Keynesian economics homophobe Niall Ferguson
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There are a lot of sound reasons to critique Keynesian economics, but a reason that its creator was gay shouldnt be one of them. read more1 week ago -
Paul Krugman on Niall Ferguson
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After his Keynesianism-is-gay remarks got him in trouble, Niall Ferguson did the right thing and offered a straightforward, no excuses apology. Unfortunately, it seems that he has reverted to type ; sigh. But this does seem to call for an update on a subject I have written about occasionally: the remarkable way in ...1 week ago -
Niall Ferguson publishes open letter in "Harvard Crimson"
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Niall Ferguson is the Laurence A. Tisch Professor of History at Harvard University. Last week I said something stupid about John Maynard Keynes. Asked to comment on Keynes’ famous observation “In the long run we are all dead,” I suggested that Keynes was perhaps indifferent to the long run because he had no ...1 week ago -
The ever receding yet
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Historian Niall Ferguson has been reported as apologising for “remarks in which he implied that John Maynard Keynes did not care about future generations – because he was childless and gay” – leaving open the cause of Keynes’ indifference to the long run. This provoked a letter from me to today’s ...1 week ago -
Happy Hayek Day: Is it Investment? Is it Consumption?, by Art Carden
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F.A. Hayek would have been 114 years old today. To celebrate, heres a set of videos in which Hayek is interviewed by, among others, Axel Leijonhufvud (!), Armen Alchian (!!), and James Buchanan (!!!). Or, if you prefer the written word, you can download Individualism and Economic Order for the low price of $0 . ...1 week ago -
A Misbegotten View
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Some conservatives want to find meaning In professed homosexual leaning, Which some think explains The penchant of Keynes For cyclical, state intervening. We know the economist said In the long run, that we are all dead, But the meaning was not That he hadnt begot, Or who he preferred in his bed. The ...1 week ago -
Harvard Prof Apologizes to Dead Economist
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“Niall Ferguson, the Laurence A. Tisch Professor of History at Harvard University, on Saturday released an apology for comments he made about John Maynard Keynes. Ferguson said that Keynes didn’t care about future generations because he was gay and did not have children. In a statement posted on his blog, ...1 week ago -
Charles Ramsey is a Hero, Period.
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After 10 years of being held against their will Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus, and Michelle Knight were rescued by good Samaritan Charles Ramsey. After a colorful post-rescue interview another meme is born, much to the delight of the internet. Of course not everyone is inspired by this story. Now I don’t know what ...1 week ago -
Charles Ramsey is a Hero, Period.
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After 10 years of being held against their will Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus, and Michelle Knight were rescued by good Samaritan Charles Ramsey. After a colorful post-rescue interview another meme is born, much to the delight of the internet. Of course not everyone is inspired by this story. Now I don’t know what ...1 week ago -
In the long run, we’ll still care about Keynes
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It is not only great-great-nephews who live in the shadow of our most eminent economist In the long run, we are all dead, said John Maynard Keynes. It was his most famous phrase, but is often misinterpreted, quoted out of the subtle context in which it was placed: some have taken it to mean that he [...]1 week ago -
Video: Bryan Fischer blames the ‘pro-sodomy gestapo’ for the financial crisis
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US Christian radio host Bryan Fischer, has weighed in on media attention surrounding the apology of a Harvard professor who claimed that a famed economist was selfish because he was bisexual, to say that the “pro-sodomy gestapo” would be responsible for the “collapse of the Western economy. Niall ...1 week ago -
Todays Economist: Bruce Bartlett: Keynes’s Biggest Mistake
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John Maynard Keynes’s error in generalizing some of his theories has led to a resistance to apply them in appropriate circumstances, like the present.1 week ago -
Harvard historian apologizes for homophobic remark
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The prominent academic and public intellectual Niall Ferguson posted an “ unqualified apology ” to his blog Saturday after coming under fire for making seemingly anti-gay remarks at a recent public appearance. Ferguson, a historian at Harvard University and regular contributor to Newsweek, told attendees of ...1 week ago


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