Keynes in a small open economy

There have been two broad periods in post-Second World War Canadian economics. The first, roughly from 1957 to 1970, was a period of British influence. The second, after 1970, a period of United States influence. The first is associated with Keynesian macroeconomics, the second with Monetarism, neoclassical microeconomics and positive economics in general. But this puts it too simply.