Any economics student who graduated from university in the late 1960s and early 1970s, as we both did, would have found macroeconomics a much easier and far less controversial subject to study then than it is today.
An edition of A Macroeconomics Reader
(1997)
A Macroeconomics Reader
by Brian Snowdon
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