The Labor Market Analysis in Lange’s 1938 Economica Article, Modigliani’s 1944 Econometrica Article, and Klein’s 1946 Book, the Keynesian Revolution, Are All Equivalent to Keynes’s Special Case of a Completely Elastic, Horizontal Aggregate Supply Curve for Labor Based on Rigid Money Wages (Ew =0) in Section III of Chapter 21 of the General Theory in 1936: Keynes’s General Case, That

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The Labor Market Analysis in Lange’s 1938 Economica Article, Modigliani’s 1944 Econometrica Article, and Klein’s 1946 Book, the Keynesian Revolution, Are All Equivalent to Keynes’s Special Case of a Completely Elastic, Horizontal Aggregate Supply Curve for Labor Based on Rigid Money Wages (Ew =0) in Section III of Chapter 21 of the General Theory in 1936: Keynes’s General Case, That