
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.2782545
After reviewing Samuelson's use of the term "neoclassical synthesis" in relation to both Foundations of Economic Analysis, and his introductory textbook, the paper argues that the use of the term changed as it was taken up by heterodox economists seeking a term to represent the orthodoxy against which they were reacting. It acquired currency through being used by heterodox economists to establish their own identities.
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