" That chapter appears in Book Four, "The Inducement to Invest," which follows a book that looks at the objective and subjective factors behind the "propensity to consume.
The 15th chapter of this book considers the income, business, precautionary, and speculative motives, which appear in a discussion of the "psychological and business incentives to liquidity." That chapter appears in Book Four, "The Inducement to Invest," which follows a book that looks at the objective and subjective factors behind the "propensity to consume." The first book discusses two postulates which define the "wage" and the "utility of the wage" which the author regards as fundamental to the "classical" school of thought, and which the author things are applicable only to a special case and not to his own economic society. FTP, name this 1936 book which follows up on the Treatise on Money, the major work of John Maynard Keynes.
The 15th chapter of this book considers the income, business, precautionary, and speculative motives, which appear in a discussion of the "psychological and business incentives to liquidity.
The {General Theory }of Employment Interest and Money