An account of each school of thought

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    samgheb
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    As you know from this thread

    Literature on WWII economics

    I’m writing about the accepted wisdom that WWII got America out of the Great Depression. My paper has been changed so it will now be a historiographical account of this topic in the literature. I’m going to follow the links you lead me to.

    However my professors told me I need to put the different schools of thoughts input in perspective. So I have to lay down an overview of the different schools of thought in the debate of this topic. From what I understand so far it is neoclassical, keynesians, monetarists and austrians. Do you know of any site, article, book that explains it. It doesn’t have been too detailed.

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    martin
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    jmherbener
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    A standard work discussing the different views on macroeconomics is Brian Snowdon and Howard Vane, Modern Macroeconomics: Its Origins, Development, and Current State (Edward Elgar, 2005). Here is a short review of the book:

    http://mises.org/journals/qjae/pdf/qjae9_1_6.pdf

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