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Journal of the History of Economic Thought Preprints - "Keynes, Mill and Say's Law: A Comment on Professor Ahiakpor's Mistaken Defence of Mill"

Roy H. Grieve

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This note is a reply to James Ahiakpor's critical blast against my 2016 paper on the subject of Keynes, Mill and Say's Law. Professor Ahiakpor has apparently missed the point I was trying to make: his slings and arrows hit no targets.

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This note is a reply to James Ahiakpor's critical blast against my 2016 paper on the subject of Keynes, Mill and Say's Law. Professor Ahiakpor has apparently missed the point I was trying to make: his slings and arrows hit no targets.

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This note is a reply to James Ahiakpor's critical blast against my 2016 paper on the subject of Keynes, Mill and Say's Law. Professor Ahiakpor has apparently missed the point I was trying to make: his slings and arrows hit no targets.

Key concepts: Mill, Subject (documents), Point (geometry), Law, Philosophy, Law and economics, Economics, History

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