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Who specifically mentioned Klein's contribution to Keynesian economics models?

  • A Harvard University professor

  • A Princeton University professor

  • A Chicago University professor

  • A Stanford University professor

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A Harvard University professor specifically mentioned Klein's contribution to Keynesian economics models. The professor's name was Paul Samuelson, and he was one of the most influential economists of the 20th century. Samuelson's work helped to popularize Keynesian economics, and he is credited with developing the modern theory of general equilibrium.
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