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Preface | p. xi |
The Glamorous Hero | p. 1 |
How Keynes Became Hayek's Idol, 1919-27 | |
End of Empire | p. 15 |
Hayek Experiences Hyperinflation Firsthand, 1919-24 | |
The Battle Lines Are Drawn | p. 29 |
Keynes Denies the "Natural" Order of Economics, 1923-29 | |
Stanley and Livingstone | p. 46 |
Keynes and Hayek Meet for the First Time, 1928-30 | |
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance | p. 65 |
Hayek Arrives from Vienna, 1931 | |
Pistols at Dawn | p. 81 |
Return Fire | p. 95 |
Keynes and Hayek Lock Horns, 1931 | |
The Italian Job | p. 110 |
Keynes Asks Piero Sraffa to Continue the Debate, 1932 | |
Toward The General Theory | p. 123 |
The Cost-Free Cure for Unemployment, 1932-33 | |
Hayek Blinks | p. 138 |
The General Theory Invites a Response, 1932-36 | |
Keynes Takes America | p. 154 |
Roosevelt and the Young New Deal Economists, 1936 | |
Hopelessly Stuck in Chapter 6 | p. 171 |
Hayek Writes His Own "General Theory," 1936-41 | |
The Road to Nowhere | p. 188 |
Hayek Links Keynes's Remedies to Tyranny, 1937-46 | |
The Wilderness Years | p. 207 |
Mont-Pèlerin and Hayek's Move to Chicago, 1944-69 | |
The Age of Keynes | p. 226 |
Three Decades of Unrivalled American Prosperity, 1946-80 | |
Hayek's Counterrevolution | p. 247 |
Friedman, Goldwater, Thatcher, and Reagan, 1963-88 | |
The Battle Resumed | p. 266 |
Freshwater and Saltwater Economists, 1989-2008 | |
And the Winner Is… | p. 285 |
Avoiding the Great Recession, 2008 Onward | |
Acknowledgments | p. 297 |
Notes | p. 299 |
Selected Bibliography | p. 347 |
Index | p. 357 |
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