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Nicholas Kaldor è stato un economista ungherese naturalizzato britannico.

✵ 12. Maggio 1908 – 30. Settembre 1986
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“Se prendiamo letteralmente il professor Hayek, una dittatura fascista di qualche tipo dovrebbe essere considerata come la necessaria precondizione (insieme al monetarismo) di una "società libera."”

Nicholas Kaldor

If we take Professor Hayek literally, a fascist dictatorship of some kind should be regarded as the necessary pre-condition (along with monetarism) of a ‘free society’.'
Variante: Se prendiamo letteralmente il professor Hayek, una dittatura fascista di qualche tipo dovrebbe essere considerata come la necessaria precondizione (insieme al monetarismo) di una "società libera".
Origine: Da The Times http://eprints.lse.ac.uk/63318/1/__lse.ac.uk_storage_LIBRARY_Secondary_libfile_shared_repository_Content_Caldwell,%20B_Hayek%20and%20Chile_Cladwell_Hayek%20and%20Chile_2015.pdf, 18 ottobre 1978.

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Nicholas Kaldor: Frasi in inglese

“Inflation and Employment in capitalist countries, in my own view, the change is the other way around: the constraints on the pressure of demand tend to be excessive, with the result that unemployment is much greater than can be justified by the needs of resource-allocation, and the rate of economic growth is appreciably less than it could be.
The main reason for this is that the distribution of power and, ultimately, the distribution of incomes, changes in favor of labor the faster the economy grows and the nearer it is to full employment, and over a longer period it changes in favor of capital the greater the volume of unemployment. This is the real reason why the continuance of Keynesian policies after the war led to a recrudescence of long-discredited ideas that go by the name of “monetarism.” The main attraction of monetarism was not its intellectual simplicity— inflation is a matter of the money supply, period— but that it elevated the fear of inflation to the unique position which could not be justified by the experience of numerous countries who habitually suffer from it.”

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Nicholas Kaldor, Economics without Equilibrium (1985), p.37-38

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