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Contrary to the stereotyped interpretation of Keynes, found in traditional economic analysis, Keynes's views on public policy showed less concern for short-term policy matters than with the longer-term structural problems arising from the existence of rentier capitalism. These more radical Keynesian policy views are analyzed and their implications are discussed, especially with respect to the distribution of income over the cycle.
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