Durante la segunda guerra mundial Keynes se reincorpora al Tesoro. En 1944 encabeza la delegación británica en la Conferencia de Bretton Woods de la que surgirán el Banco Mundial y el Fondo Monetario Internacional. Muere dos años después, en 1946, en Sussex.
Desde aquí puede comprar a través de Internet, utilizando los servicios de Amazon, las siguientes obras de Keynes en español:
"The Recent Economic Events in India", 1909, EJ
"Principal Averages and Laws of Error which Lead to Them", 1911, J of Royal Statis Soc
"Influence of Parental Alcoholism", 1911, J of Royal Statis Soc
"Irving Fisher's Purchasing Power of Money", 1911, EJ
"W.S. Jevons's Theory of Political Economy", 1912, EJ
"The Foreign Trade of the UK at Prices of 1900", 1912, EJ
"J.A. Hobson's Gold, Prices and Wages", 1913, EJ
Indian Currency and Finance , 1913.
"Ludwig von Mises' Theorie des Geldes", 1914, EJ
"The Prospects of Money", 1914, EJ
"War and the Financial System", 1914, EJ
"The City of London and the Bank of England", 1914, QJE
"Walter Bagehot's Works and Life", 1915, EJ
"The Economics of War in Germay", 1915, EJ
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"Ralph G. Hawtrey's Currency and Credit", 1920, EJ
A Treatise on Probability, 1921.
Revision of the Treaty, 1922.
"The Inflation of Currency as a Method of Taxation", 1922, MGCRE
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"Some Aspects of Commodity Markets", 1923, Manchester Guardian
"A Reply to Sir William Beveridge's Population and Unemployment", 1923, EJ.
"Population and Unemployment", 1923, EJ
"The Measure of Deflation: an inquiry into index numbers", 1923, N&A
"Mr. Bonar Law", 1923, N&A
"Currency Policy and Unemployment", 1923, N&A
"Does Unemployment Need a Drastic Remedy?", 1924, N&A
"Edwin Montagu", 1924, N&A
"Alfred Marshall, 1842-1924", 1924, EJ and Memorials of Alfred Marshall, 1925.
"Monetary Reform", with E. Cannan, Addis and Milner, 1924, EJ
"A Comment on Professor Cannan", 1924, EJ
"The Gold Standard Act", 1925, EJ
"The Balfour Note and Inter-Allied Debts", 1925, N&A
The Economic Consequences of Mr. Churchill, 1925.
A Short View of Russia, 1925.
"Am I a Liberal?", 1925, N&A
The End of Laissez-Faire, 1926.
"Liberalism and Labour", 1926, N&A
Laissez Faire and Communism, 1926.
"Francis Ysidro Edgeworth", 1926, EJ
"Trotsky on England", 1926, N&A
"A Note on Economy", 1927, N&A
"A Model Form for Statements of International Balances", 1927, EJ
"The British Balance of Trade", 1927, EJ
"The United States Balance of Trade", 1928, EJ
"Amalgamation of the British Note Issue", 1928, EJ
"Postwar Depression in the Lancashire Cotton Industry", 1928, J of Royal Statistical Society
"Lord Oxford", 1928, N&A
"The Great Villiers Connection", 1928, N&A
Réflexions sur le franc, 1928.
"The French Stabilisation Law", 1928, EJ
"Frederic C. Mills' Behavior of Prices", 1928, EJ
"The War Debts", 1928, N&A
"A Rejoinder to Ohlin's The Reparation Problem", 1929, EJ
Can Lloyd George Do It? with H.D. Henderson, 1929.
"Winston Churchill", 1929, N&A
A Treatise on Money , two volumes, 1930.
"The Industrial Crisis", 1930, N&A
"The Great Slump of 1930", 1930, N&A
"Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren", 1930, N&A and Saturday Evening Post.
"Frank P. Ramsey", 1930, EJ and 1931, NSN
"A Rejoinder to D.H. Robertson, 1931, EJ
"Spending and Saving", 1931, The Listener
"The Problem of Unemployment", 1931, The Listener
"On the Eve of Gold Suspension", 1931, Evening Standard
"The End of the Gold Standard", 1931, Sunday Express
"After the Suspension of Gold", 1931, Times
"Proposals for a Revenue Tariff", 1931, NSN
"Some Consequences of the Economy Report", 1931, NSN
Essays in Persuasion, 1931
"The World's Economic Outlook" , 1932, Atlantic Monthly
"The Prospects of the Sterling Exchange", 1932, Yale Review
"The Dilemma of Modern Socialism", 1932, Political Quarterly
"Member Bank Reserves in the United States", 1932, EJ
The World's Economic Crisis and the Way of Escape with A. Salter, J. Stamp, B. Blackett, H. Clay and W. Beveridge, 1932.
"Saving and Usury", 1932, EJ
"A Note on the Long-Term Rate of Interest in Relation to the Conversion Scheme", 1932, EJ
"A Monetary Theory of Production", 1933, in Festschrift für Arthur Spiethoff.
"Mr. Robertson on Saving and Hoarding", 1933, EJ
"An Open Letter to President Roosevelt", 1933, New York Times
"The Means to Prosperity", 1933, Times
"National Self-Sufficiency", 1933, Yale Review
"The Multiplier", 1933, NSN
Essays in Biography, 1933
The Means to Prosperity, 1933.
"Commemoration of T.R. Malthus", 1935, EJ
"The Future of the Foreign Exchange", 1935, Lloyds Bank Review
"William Stanley Jevons", 1936, JRSS
"Herbert Somerton Foxwell", 1936, EJ
"The Supply of Gold", 1936, EJ
"Fluctuations in Net Investment in the United States", 1936, EJ
General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money , 1936.
"The General Theory of Empoyment", 1937, QJE -
"Professor Pigou on Money Wages in Relation to Unemployment", with N. Kaldor, EJ
"Alternative Theories of the Rate of Interest", 1937, EJ
"The Ex Ante Theory of the Rate of Interest", EJ
"The Theory of the Rate of Interest", 1937, in Lessons of Monetary Experience: In honor of Irving Fisher
"Some Economic Consequences of a Declining Population", 1937, Eugenics Review
"Comments on Mr. Robertson's `Mr Keynes and Finance'", 1938, EJ.
"Storage and Security", 1938, NSN.
"The Policy of Government Storage of Foodstuffs and Raw Materials", 1938, EJ
"Mr. Keynes's Consumption Function: A reply", 1938, QJE - reply to Holden (1938).
"Mr Keynes on the Distribution of Income and the Propensity to Consume: A reply", 1939, RES
"Adam Smith as Student and Professor", 1938, EJ
"Introduction to David Hume, An Abstract of a Treatise on Human Nature", with P. Sraffa, 1938.
"James E. Meade's Consumers' Credits and Unemployment", 1938, EJ
"The Process of Capital Formation", 1939, EJ
"Professor Tinbergen's Method", 1939, EJ
"Relative Movements of Real Wages and Output", 1939, EJ
"The Income and Fiscal Potential of Great Britain", 1939, EJ
"The Concept of National Income: Supplementary note", 1940, EJ
How to Pay for the War: A radical plan for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1940.
"The Objective of International Price Stability", 1943, EJ.
"Mary Paley Marshall", 1944, EJ
"The Balance of Payments of the United States", 1946, EJ
"Newton the Man", 1947, Newton Tercentenary Celebrations, 1947.
Nace en Estocolmo, se doctora en matemáticas en la Universidad de Upsala (1895) y es profesor en la Universidad de Estocolmo. Estudia economía en Alemania y se hace famoso con la publicación de su "Teoría de la Economía Social" que se vende y traduce ampliamente. Este libro de texto presentaba una versión simplificada de la teoría walrasiana del equilibrio general. Rechaza el utilitarismo y el marginalismo, pero su obre tiene un claro matiz neoclásico. Fue muy crítico también con la "Teoría General" de Keynes.
A los 18 años entró en el Dartmouth College y posteriormente se trasladó a la Columbia University donde se graduó en 1876. Obtuvo el título de doctor en la Universidad de Heidelberg, donde recibió la influencia de la Escuela Historicista. En 1881 obtuvo la cátedra de Economía Política en la Johns Hopkins University. Sus enfrentamientos con 
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Casi todos sus escritos están dirigidos a economistas. Son ensayos sobre impuestos, los precios en el monopolio y el duopolio, teoría pura del comercio internacional y teoría de los números índice. Su obra "Psíquica Matemática" (1881) es una aplicación cuantitativa de la ética del utilitarismo a la vida económica. Su uso de las curvas de indiferencia fue aceptada muy lentamente y la del "núcleo" de una economía de intercambio solo ha conseguido atraer la atención muy recientemente como resultado de los desarrollos de la teoría de juegos. De hecho muchas de sus ideas están siendo redescubiertas en la actualidad.