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When I first posted this, I agreed. The two sides seemed to be converging and I thought that was a good development. But the current crisis has reopened old debates, exposed divisions that have never been fully healed, and we seem as far apart as ever.
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The task which faces contemporary students of the business cycle is that of sorting through the wreckage, determining what features of that remarkable intellectual event called the Keynesian Revolution can be salvaged and put to good use, and which others must be discarded.
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Blanchard is likely to see convergence basically to New Keynesian general equilibrium models (like say Blanchard and Kiyotaki which isn't exactly new is it). He, like Mankiw, is a new Keynesian who loves math and favors the rational expectations hypothesis. That is, he will be reconciled with Prescott long before, say, Larry Summers or Brad DeLong.
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