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Keynes, Seers and Economic Development
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There is no need to repeat here what was said at the time of Dudley Seers' death about the great loss of a friend and source of inspiration. Now the time has come to take a little distance and try to appraise his contribution to thinking about development. Perhaps the best way I can think of trying to do this is by relating his work and thinking to that of John Maynard Keynes.
Title: Keynes, Seers and Economic Development
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There is no need to repeat here what was said at the time of Dudley Seers' death about the great loss of a friend and source of inspiration.
Now the time has come to take a little distance and try to appraise his contribution to thinking about development.
Perhaps the best way I can think of trying to do this is by relating his work and thinking to that of John Maynard Keynes.
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