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Oxford,h to be done, notably the commissioned study of the economic consequences of the German occupation of Poland, and the Oxford Institute of Statistics, which had been set up in 1935 with finance from the Rockefeller Foundation, was depleted of its researchers. Its Director was Jacob Marschak, whose st

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Progress and Profit, in a profession which increasingly aspired to mathematical precision and took for granted the reliability of statistics, his method of bold approximations occasionally followed by consideration of complicating factors was ill attuned to readers who took received theory as the starting points for en

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Profits and Money, of Kalecki’s work. In large part this was because much of his monetary theory was not labelled as such, but tended to be tacked on to papers on more general topics. He himself does not seem to have thought sufficiently highly of much of his monetary analysis to revise and republish it in his succes

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The Political Economy of Full Employment,tain. The Soviet Union had been regarded by the Polish Government-in-Exile as a co-perpetrator, on equal terms with Germany, of the downfall of Poland in 1939. This had contributed to the isolation of Polish politicians (but not Sikorski, who was close to Churchill) in London, where Churchill from 1

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The Possibilities of Real Existing Socialism,sited Oxford and Cambridge, where he gave a lecture on hyper-inflation, perhaps an unwanted intervention into the arguments around monetary theory and policy raging among Cambridge economists at the time. Those economists were divided into the partisans, led by Richard Kahn, of Keynes’s ‘liquidity p

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