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2 At least in different contexts of Keynes' general theoretical article, extrusion problems occurred. According to Paul Davidson, "Keynes' Economic Motivation", "Oxford Economics Paper" (March 1965), pages 48 to 49, Keynes quoted the London Times from the letter dated April 18, 1939 . His government financing method. As recent Treasury Department once or twice to borrow them (savings produced by increased production of consumption (war) goods), strict requirements are not created in the money market before expenditure There is no doubt. Mobile resources acquired by the Treasury Department must come at the expense of the public and public's normal resource flow.

ROGER W. SPENCER and WILLIAM P. YOHE's "private expenditure in fiscal policy measures" "offset"

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