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This chapter examines Kahn’s academic and intellectual activities in Cambridge during the 1950s and 1960s, highlighting his lectures, the Secret Seminar and collaborations with Kaldor and Joan Robinson. It offers a detailed analysis of his final theoretical work (1964–1965), an unfinished application of Keynesian ideas to a multisectoral economy shaped by firm behaviour and monetary policy. The chapter concludes with Kahn’s early contributions to the House of Lords and his role in formulating the Kahn-Berrill memorandum on incomes policy.

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The Keynesian Citadel

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    2026年

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  • Paolo Paesani

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This chapter examines Kahn’s academic and intellectual activities in Cambridge during the 1950s and 1960s, highlighting his lectures, the Secret Seminar and collaborations with Kaldor and Joan Robinson. It offers a detailed analysis of his final theoretical work (1964–1965), an unfinished application of Keynesian ideas to a multisectoral economy shaped by firm behaviour and monetary policy. The chapter concludes with Kahn’s early contributions to the House of Lords and his role in formulating the Kahn-Berrill memorandum on incomes policy.