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of prominent financial economists (including Eugene Fama) have recently advocated the strong form of this view - that of no possible impact. However, it is categorically rejected by Keynesian macroeconomics, which holds that economic activity depends on aggregate spending (at least in the short run). It is related to, and at times equated with, theories of Say's law, Ricardian equivalence,

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