The Coming of Keynesianism to America: Conversation With the Founders of Keynesian Economics
[T]he most important merit of this book is simply that it is a good read which conveys the excitement of being a Keynesian at the end of the 1930s. --J.W. Nevile, History of Economics Review[A]n important book, most of all for the generous human beings revealed, the genuine fire in the bellies of the people interviewed. --G.C. Harcourt, The Economic Society of AustraliaDavid Colander and his co-author, Harry Landreth, via the reporting of 'conversations' have rendered a great service to the economics profession by providing a written record on how Keynesianism came to America. --Paul Davidson, Journal of Economic Issues