THE GENERAL THEORY OF EMPLOYMENT, INTEREST AND MONEY

This is not the place for a scientific analysis of this book which Keynes himself frankly states is intended for his fellow economists, and hopes ""it will be intelligible to others."" The book is not intended for the man in the street. It is highly technical, theoretical, intellectual, challenging in respect to the inadequacies of orthodox economic theory. Carries further the ideas presented in the first volume of Treatise on Money.