Kahn-Hicks' Criticism of the Independence of Prices in Keynes's "Treatise on Money". A Correction

Richard J. Kent ()
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Richard J. Kent: Professor Emeritus of Economics - Kent State University, Kent, OH

History of Economic Ideas, 2016, vol. 24, issue 2, 197-202

Abstract: Kahn and Hicks extended Keynes’s model in the Treatise on Money, having consumption also depend on total profit, not just income. Tobon criticized Kahn’s and Hicks’s extensions arguing that they are not compatible with the central message of the Treatise. It is shown in this paper that there is an error in Tobon’s argument and that correcting this error invalidates his conclusion.

Date: 2016
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