Keynes and the future

Emerald - 2003
EmilioFontela1
1Emilio Fontela is Professor at the University Autonoma of Madrid. E‐mail: [email protected]

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In 1930, John Maynard Keynes explored long‐term economic growth, anticipating that the economic problem of scarcity was likely to vanish in a century’s time. The Keynes’ scenario is confronted with current developments related to the growth of services and to the distributional and environmental aspects of sustainable development.

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