> .
> I think that many on these lists might find the issues
> raised in this article of interest, even if ultimately the
> article is to be dismissed as totally misguided hogwash.
> I would not be raising this if I did not think that at least some
>
Barkley,
I found the quotes from Keynes a little more credible. But I'm not sure how far Reder can push his claims. Was Keynes a Nazi? Of course not. Was his insights tainted by his anti-semitism? I don't think so. Query most assimilated Jews who went to places like Cambridge, Oxford, or even Cornell (like my dad) in the 1940s and other universities, and anti-semitism was pretty much something you had to deal with.
I found the article interesting, but I'm not sure, at the end of day, what we gain from knowing that "famous" economists are prejudiced assholes.
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