Mr. Keynes and the post Keynesians : principles of macroeconomics for a monetary production economy

@article{Rogers1993MrKA,
  title={Mr. Keynes and the post Keynesians : principles of macroeconomics for a monetary production economy},
  author={Colin Darlington Rogers and Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho},
  journal={The Economic Journal},
  year={1993},
  volume={103},
  pages={1317}
}
Attempts to establish the methodological connections between Keynes's uncertainty concept and the evolving post-Keynesian literature. It also considers why the Hicksian ISLM "Keynesian" approach went off the careful analytic tracks laid down by Keynes. 
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