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The author is grateful to M. Bronfenbrenner, R. T. Froyen, J. Kmenta, R. W. Pfouts, T. Sargent, and R. N. Waud for valuable criticisms of earlier drafts of this paper.

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Benavie, A. Keynesian versus perfect market macromodels. Atlantic Economic Journal 5, 1–10 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02300305

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