The London and Cambridge Economic Service: history and contributions

Cord, Robert A.

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“…Interestingly, in this connection, Keynes would later play an important role in both the creation and the publication of such trade forecasts during the early 1920s. In particular, Keynes played an essential role in the creation of the London and Cambridge Economic Service and introduced business 'barometers' based on an index of business conditions in the "Reconstruction Supplements" he edited for the Manchester Guardian Commercial (Cord 2017b). Given Keynes's terminology, it is 42 He noted, however, that the fees paid by amateur speculators 'help to finance constructive speculation and trade, and contribute a little also towards the expenses of malign strategy' (Marshall 1919a: 264).…”

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The Theory of Speculation in the Marshallian Tradition: Marshall, Pigou, Lavington, and Keynes on the Microeconomics of Speculation

Stevens

2023

History of Economics Review

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