Before the Revolution: The Making of The General Theory (1930-1936) | Ep. 0 (Prequel) скачать в хорошем качестве

Before the Revolution: The Making of The General Theory (1930-1936) | Ep. 0 (Prequel)

"The difficulty lies not in the new ideas, but in escaping from the old ones." — J.M. Keynes. Welcome to our new definitive series: The General Theory. Before opening the book that changed the world in 1936, we dedicate this Episode 0 to understanding the "kitchen" of the revolution. Following Hayek's critique of his Treatise on Money, Keynes returns to Cambridge dissatisfied. He knows he is missing something to explain the Great Depression. In this prequel episode, we discover: The Fertile Failure: Why Keynes decided to abandon the ideas of his previous work almost immediately after publishing it. The Cambridge Circus: The story of the brilliant young minds (Kahn, Robinson, Sraffa) who challenged and helped the master build the new model. The Missing Link: How Richard Kahn's discovery of the "Multiplier" gave Keynes the mathematical tool he lacked. The Prophecy: The famous letter to Bernard Shaw where Keynes announces he is writing a book that will destroy the Ricardian school. 🤖 Powered by NotebookLM. 📚 SOURCE: Historical analysis of the transition from the Treatise to the General Theory (Cambridge Analysis). The history begins. The stage is set. In the next episode, we open the first pages of the magnum opus to witness the frontal attack on classical economists. Subscribe.