Titlebook: Keynes on Uncertainty and Tragic Happiness; Complexity and Expec Anna M. Carabelli Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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,Keynes’s Methodology of Criticism: Probability and Classical Economic Theory. Logical Fallacies: Thapter shows the persistence, continuity and coherence of Keynes’s methodological approach in the search for logical fallacies and tacit assumptions. He constantly detects logical fallacies and paradoxes both in probability and in economic reasoning (the additive fallacy, the fallacy of composition).

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,International Relations: Complexity, Interdependence and Multilateralism—A Tragic Dilemma,al relations. The chapter shows how Keynes’s approach is a constant from his early . (1913) to the . and on to his Plan for Bretton Woods, the . and his 1945 .. It also devotes great attention to the concept of the ‘fear of goods’ (a concept which stands for the .); a concept that Keynes borrows fro

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Rationality as Reasonableness: Probability,iew on economic policy and the way institutions (a concept of institutions that is different from Hayek’s own view) should face uncertainty. It explains how Keynes’s view on the knowledge of institutions is opposite to Hayek’s view on economic policy of . and non-intervention.

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Conclusions,conditions to reach goodness and happiness in life. Irreducible conflicts, tragic rational dilemmas and logical paradoxes and fallacies characterise his way of reasoning from his macroeconomics to his approach to international relations, as in the case of Bretton Woods.

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,International Relations: Complexity, Interdependence and Multilateralism—A Tragic Dilemma,g of money. Keynes is a moral scientist, a promoter of happiness scathingly critical of the . The final part of the chapter is devoted to the current discussion on global imbalances and the euro-zone and to what Keynes would have proposed to overcome these global imbalances and the conditions for their reduction, had he been alive today.