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Coda,George Shackle’s discoveries and insights in the mid-1930s shaped the rest of his working life. His vision once formed remained remarkably consistent. He would not be swallowed up by anybody else’s grand scheme of thought, not Hayek’s and not Keynes’s. These titans had their visions, and he had his.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137281869Investment decision-making; kaleidic; Keynes; post Keynesian; probability theory; scenario planning; Chris

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2662-6276 le challenged the aims, methods and assumptions of mainstream economics. He stressed macroeconomic instability, and developed a radically subjectivist theory for behavioural economics and business planning.978-1-349-44836-4978-1-137-28186-9Series ISSN 2662-6276 Series E-ISSN 2662-6284

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-64929-5nistan:.However, these are words to weigh. Robert McNamara had come to the same wise realization about the war in Vietnam. Warfare is not a defined problem with a set of technical solutions. We should instead expect the unexpected.

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Michael Th. Greven,Hans-Gerd Schumann930s he first made his mark as a theorist of the business cycle. Throughout his academic life, he was respected for his explanations of the meaning and significance of Keynes’s macroeconomics. Shackle was a key participant in post-war microeconomic debates over the theory of choice under uncertainty