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Double Entry or Double Standard? Double Crime: Keynes' Negative Definition of Income
Keynes (1936) offers two different definitions of income. This paper proves that his expenditure definition of income is negative. When the double-entry method helps change the Keynesian negative amount into positive, it abets the crime!