Millennial keynes
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목차
1. Keynesian Economics and the American Polity
2. The Life of Keynes
3. General Theory
4. Diverse Explanations by Successors of Keynes
본문내용
In the introduction of this book, Nowell effectively demonstrates the main Keynesian ideas by comparing with neoclassical views in dealing with some American policy issues. Nowell sees that the motivating spirit of Keynesian economics is that “social equity is the key to making capitalism sustainable,” and that “to achieve social equity there must be national commitment to full employment and to income redistribution.”
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Keynes faced two sorts of international crises in his lifetime. The first was the collapse of European economy after WWI. The second was the Great Depression. The Economic system was not “self-remedying” and did not have the natural impulse to recovery. Whereas World War I could leave Keynes with the impression that an “exogenous chock”—war and its aftermath—could be held accountable for the economic collapse, the diagnosis in the pathbreaking General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money was that “endogenous shocks”—specially a failure of investors to behave in a manner that optimized the output of goods and services and thus employment—were an equally grave threat to capitalist economies. (4)
참고 자료
Nowell, Gregory P., “Introduction: Keynesian Economics and the American Policy,” in Millennial Keynes, Bruno Ventelou, New York: M.E.Sharpe, 2005.
Ventelou, Bruno, Millennial Keynes, Translated by Gregory P. Nowell, New York: M.E.Sharpe, 2005.