The throne of economics travelled across the Atlantic at the end of World War II. The US was the new hegemon and, like all new hegemons, established a total dominance quickly in everything, including the ‘Keynesian Revolution’ (as a book was labelled by twenty-four year-old American economist Lawrence Klein, who got his PhD at MIT). Keynes himself died in 1946 after working through the war. The Cambridge (England) Keynesians were outraged by the idea that the new proselytizers of the revolution were these (say it softly, uncouth) Cambridge (Massachusetts) Keynesians. These Americans had not even ‘read Economics’ at Cambridge, England...