Here we might discuss not such tedious matters as "the marginal propensity to consume", nor the niceties of "demand management" (questions that probably bored Keynes even as he formulated them) but what, exactly, capitalism is for, and whether, as Keynes periodically hoped, it could ever be significantly modified or superseded.
You have to think of it not as a theory, which can be modified or superseded, but as a paradigm, in the sense of Kuhn's Structure of Scientific Revolutions.
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