5 pages doubled spaced (2.5 pages single spaced)

Topic:
JM Keynes fails in nearly all his endeavors, from his warnings against punishing Germany in 1918 to his negotiations with Secretary White in 1944. He is the “Cambridge” in the Cambridge School of Economics. And, yet, he fails. Develop a problem-cost-solution that foregrounds his dependence on AC Pigou, A Marshall, and the Cambridge School of
economics. What evidence do you have that JM Keynes towed the “Cambridge” line? Is it unfair or fair to credit JM Keynes with big centralized monetary authorities and public intervention, or were these already factors implicit in the comprehensive, integrated, economic formation of modern capitalism?

Attached is a PDF about Alfred Marshall the professor gave in class.