Titlebook: Economic Theory and Social Justice; Giancarlo Gandolfo (Professor of International Eco Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Opening Addressdent of Volrico Travaglini, who acted as advisor for his degree thesis on ‘Dynamic theory according to Hicks and the Swedish school’. Subsequently he was to win a Stringher scholarship and continue his studies at Harvard University.

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Unemployment and Social Needsown time: the pessimism of the revolutionaries who think that things are so bad that nothing can save us but violent change, and the pessimism of the reactionaires who consider the balance of our economic and social life so precarious that we must risk no experiments. Keynes maintained that the dise

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The Relevance of Keynes’s Thought on Financial Marketsn scholars to Federico Caffè at a conference held in Rome. Fausto arrived at Keynes by a complex path starting out from quite different interests. He was moved by a powerful ethical tension to envision and to try to unravel the essential problems of economics — those having importance for the presen

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Social Paradoxes of Growth and Civil Economymselves freely choosing agents. By concentrating on the good news that we can improve our position, rather than the not-so-good, but socially necessary, news that we might consider the welfare of others as our direct concern, the market leaves us with no way to appreciate disinterest’.. While in agr

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Miscellaneat was only after his death that we realized this. For us he had simply been a friend, in the very best and truest meaning of the word, a friend who was always ready to listen with sincere interest to your problems, just as he was with everybody else.