LONDON – The Austrian economist Friedrich von Hayek, who died in 1992 at the age of 93, once remarked that to have the last word requires only outliving your opponents. His great good fortune was to outlive Keynes by almost 50 years, and thus to claim a posthumous victory over a rival who had savaged him intellectually while he was alive.
发自伦敦——奥地利经济学家弗里德里希·冯·哈耶克曾说，在论战中战胜对手的唯一方式就是活得比对方命长，他也身体力行，最终在1992年以93岁高龄谢世。而哈翁最幸运的地方莫过于比对手凯恩斯多活了近50年，虽然后者在世时在学术上对他大肆抨击，但他却最终赢得了一场后发制人的胜利。