Once upon a time (to inject the appropriate fairy-tale element into the story) historians of economic thought believed that they knew how to do their subject.
An edition of Interpreting macroeconomics
(1995)
Interpreting macroeconomics
explorations in the history of macroeconomic thought
by Roger Backhouse
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