Major Post-Keynesian Economists
Main article: List of Post-Keynesian economists See also: Category:Post-Keynesian economistsMajor post-Keynesian economists of the first and second generations after Keynes include:
- Victoria Chick
- Paul Davidson
- Alfred Eichner
- Augusto Graziani
- Geoff Harcourt
- Nicholas Kaldor
- Michał Kalecki
- Jan Kregel
- Paolo Leon
- Abba P. Lerner
- Hyman Minsky
- Basil Moore
- Luigi Pasinetti
- Joan Robinson
- Stephen Rousseas
- George Shackle
- Anthony Thirlwall
- Sidney Weintraub
- William Vickrey
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