>Doug Henwood wrote,
>
>> Keynes was writing during the Depression, a time of serious rupture.
>> That's not the way things are in advanced capitalist economies today.
>> The state has taken on the role that Negri wrote about in his essay
>> on Keynes - of stabilizing expectations.
>
>So does this mean Keynes was wrong because policies based on his
>ideas succeeded in reducing uncertainty?
Not at all!
I wrote about Keynes at some length in Wall Street. Pretty much everything I've ever thought about him is there. And you can download it for free: <http://www.wallstreetthebook.com>.
Doug