What started Keynes on the road to the Keynesian Revolution was the incomplete British recovery from the depression of 1920 to 1922. (Robert Skidelsky)

What started Keynes on the road to the Keynesian Revolution was the incomplete British recovery from the depression of 1920 to 1922.

Robert Skidelsky

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