October 2016
Keynes’s agenda for monetary reform evolved from an interplay between practical instinct in the face of real world events and the development a theoretical analysis of increasing sophistication and worth. His legacy was a monetary theory of economics and the practical means to the optimal operation of the monetary system of what he once called the ‘world between nations’.
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