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Claiming that the market will move towards a full employment equilibrium in the long run if left alone (which Keynesians think
Ahem.
There is no good reason to think that "the market," if left to its own devices, will ever trend towards a full employment equilibrium - or indeed any general equilibrium at all.
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* Unless it gets stuck in a non-full employment equilibrium. Peak oil is not an energy crisis. It is a liquid fuel crisis.
Yes, that's Walras' Postulate. It also works the other way around: If you enforce clearing in the labour and goods market through a determined full-employment policy, then you make financial market clearing easier (because then all you have to do is prevent large discontinuities, and Walras' Postulate will take care of the rest).
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