An interesting talk here by Robert Skidelsky on the value of wealth, and the achievement of the “good life.” Skidelsky refers to Keynes’s Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren (1930).
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LK,
ReplyDeletean irrelevant question but maybe you can answer it.... Was the economics department at UMKC post keynesian during the 70s?