On Say’s Law, Keynes’s Money, and Post Keynesians

money laundering law and terrorist financing: post-september 11 responses

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The Quantity Theory of Money Is Valid-- the New Keynesians Are Wrong!

We test the quantity theory of money (QTM) using a novel approach and a large new sample. We do not follow the usual approach of first differentiating the logarithm of the Cambridge equation to obtain an equation relating the growth rate of real GDP, the growth rate of money and inflation. These variables must then again be 'integrated' by averaging in order to obtain stable relationships. Inst...

Post-Mortems and Law

ls? case.?On the 1st of January 1880, the body of a boy was brought into the sudder station for examination. I received no information at the time as to the supposed cause of death. This is what I found and recorded. The corpse of a boy about nine years old, not decomposed. The right arm, part of the left thigh, and right side of chest denuded of flesh as though eaten by jackals, etc ; a bruise...

Keyness in Shakespeare's Plays

This paper describes a novel method of identifying keyness in texts using relational learning. The relational learning is based on Inductive Logic Programing (ILP) in first-order logic. Using this method we can extract first-order logic formulas satisfied in a set of positive examples and not satisfied in a set of negative examples. We tested this method on a collection of Shakespeare’s plays t...

Book Review: Money in the Law