What years? Some of buddies went their for graduate school in the early
70's.

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jlrogers±³©
"DSK" wrote in message
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jlrogers±³© wrote:

Memory, or rather, the lack thereof strikes again. It was Keynes, not
Galbraith. I called Ed DeSpain, who wrote the answer. Here is his
actual answer:

Friedman: money matters, save it.
Keynes: money doesn't matter, spend it
Patinkin: Neither of those guys matter, only wealth matters.


I'm not so familiar with Patinkin, but that sounds like a good answer. How
come you didn't get an A yourself? Economics is easy & fun... it's the
original fuzzy math.

I have saved a number of my economics papers, on subjects like the civic
influence of Japanese castles during the Tokugawa Shogunate, and (more on
topic) the influence of technology on sailing ship design & shipping
during the era of sail power.


I went to Southern Methodist.


Probably the one in Texas, not the one in South Carolina?
FWIW I went to a number of institutions of learning, but the only one that
is forced to claim me is N.C. State.

DSK