Heterodox and mainstream macroeconomics: a great divide by Simon Wren-Lewis published by blog Mainly Macro (07/2012) indicated by Otaviano Canuto. “One of the notable things I find about the mainstream/heterodox divide is how strong it is. I think it’s fair to say that most mainstream macroeconomists care little about what goes on in the heterodox world. That was clearly a big mistake when it came to Minsky and financial crises. However, my impression is that sometimes this feeling is mutual. When I have heard or read heterodox economists, what often strikes me is the wholesale rejection of the mainstream.”
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