Currently a Ph.D. candidate at Harvard University, Goodspeed was previously a Gates Scholar at the University of Cambridge, earning Class I* Honours for his dissertation on Keynes and Hayek. He received an A.B. with highest honors in economics and history from Harvard.

Goodspeed has here provided a solid, techinal and historical recounting of the older Cambridge Capital Controversies that will be quite useful for scholars interested in Keynes, Hayek, and the economics that issued from Cambridge.

• Introduction: Rethinking the Keynesian Revolution ; 1. The Wicksell Connection ; 1.1. Wicksell's Monetary Theory ; 1.2. Wicksell's Capital Theory ; 1.3. The Wicksell Connection ; 2. A Treatise vs. Prices and Production ; 2.1. A Treatise on Money ; 2.2. Prices and Production ; 2.3. The Wicksell Connection ; 3. The Sraffa Connection ; 3.1. Hayek on Keynes ; 3.2. Keynes on Hayek ; 3.3. Sraffa on Hayek ; 4. The General Theory ; 4.1. Own-Rates of Interest and the Marginal Efficiency of Capital ; 4.2. Liquidity Preference ; 4.3. The Cumulative Process ; 5. Pure Theory of Capital ; 5.1. Rates of Increase of the Product ; 5.2. Marginal Value Product of Investment ; 5.3. The Cumulative Process ; 6: Keynes, Hayek, and the Wicksell Connection ; Bibliography

Currently a Ph.D. candidate at Harvard University, Goodspeed was previously a Gates Scholar at the University of Cambridge, earning Class I* Honours for his dissertation on Keynes and Hayek. He received an A.B. with highest honors in economics and history from Harvard.

Goodspeed has here provided a solid, techinal and historical recounting of the older Cambridge Capital Controversies that will be quite useful for scholars interested in Keynes, Hayek, and the economics that issued from Cambridge.

• Introduction: Rethinking the Keynesian Revolution ; 1. The Wicksell Connection ; 1.1. Wicksell's Monetary Theory ; 1.2. Wicksell's Capital Theory ; 1.3. The Wicksell Connection ; 2. A Treatise vs. Prices and Production ; 2.1. A Treatise on Money ; 2.2. Prices and Production ; 2.3. The Wicksell Connection ; 3. The Sraffa Connection ; 3.1. Hayek on Keynes ; 3.2. Keynes on Hayek ; 3.3. Sraffa on Hayek ; 4. The General Theory ; 4.1. Own-Rates of Interest and the Marginal Efficiency of Capital ; 4.2. Liquidity Preference ; 4.3. The Cumulative Process ; 5. Pure Theory of Capital ; 5.1. Rates of Increase of the Product ; 5.2. Marginal Value Product of Investment ; 5.3. The Cumulative Process ; 6: Keynes, Hayek, and the Wicksell Connection ; Bibliography

Currently a Ph.D. candidate at Harvard University, Goodspeed was previously a Gates Scholar at the University of Cambridge, earning Class I* Honours for his dissertation on Keynes and Hayek. He received an A.B. with highest honors in economics and history from Harvard.

Goodspeed has here provided a solid, techinal and historical recounting of the older Cambridge Capital Controversies that will be quite useful for scholars interested in Keynes, Hayek, and the economics that issued from Cambridge.

• Introduction: Rethinking the Keynesian Revolution ; 1. The Wicksell Connection ; 1.1. Wicksell's Monetary Theory ; 1.2. Wicksell's Capital Theory ; 1.3. The Wicksell Connection ; 2. A Treatise vs. Prices and Production ; 2.1. A Treatise on Money ; 2.2. Prices and Production ; 2.3. The Wicksell Connection ; 3. The Sraffa Connection ; 3.1. Hayek on Keynes ; 3.2. Keynes on Hayek ; 3.3. Sraffa on Hayek ; 4. The General Theory ; 4.1. Own-Rates of Interest and the Marginal Efficiency of Capital ; 4.2. Liquidity Preference ; 4.3. The Cumulative Process ; 5. Pure Theory of Capital ; 5.1. Rates of Increase of the Product ; 5.2. Marginal Value Product of Investment ; 5.3. The Cumulative Process ; 6: Keynes, Hayek, and the Wicksell Connection ; Bibliography