Abstract
I welcome Paul Burkett's comments on my paper on Keynes and Marx. His apparent acceptance of my central theme that the economics of both Keynes and Marx may be interpreted as monetary theories of production is especially significant coming from one so obviously well versed in the economics of Marx. A monetary interpretation of Keynes is not unusual, but placing at the center of Marx's economic thought is uncommon. For example, money does not appear in the index of the classic work on Marx by Paul Sweezy, The Theory of Capitalist Development.
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