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- noun economics A prescriptive or normative economic
stance according to which thestate should actively stimulate economic growth and improve stability in the private sector throughinterest rates ,taxation and public projects.
Etymologies
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One of the flaws in Keynesianism is that MONEY isn’t CAPITAL.
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Keynesianism is the government buying up the mint jelly in order to keep he demand high, wehn the real problem that needs to be addressed is the lamb shortage.
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Keynesianism is consistent with “rational actor” economics with just a few modifications.
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Old-School, pre-Lucas Keynesianism is in many ways ad hoc, but new classical stuff can claim to satisfy the same standard that most micro. stuff does.
Old-time Macro Religion, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Continued Keynesianism is going to destroy the livelihood of my friends and family.
Matthew Yglesias » Harold Ford Calls for Immediate Tax Cuts, Immediate Deficit Reduction 2010
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Keynesianism is the government buying up the mint jelly in order to keep he demand high, wehn the real problem that needs to be addressed is the lamb shortage.
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Because they believe unemployment results from an insufficient demand for goods and services, Keynesianism is considered a “demand-side” theory that focuses on short-run economic fluctuations.
Think Progress » Kerry tells climate advocates to get as angry as Tea Partiers. 2010
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Keynesianism is a horrible and immoral system based upon theft and fraud. sdfgdsfg says:
Matthew Yglesias » A Crisis of Demand, Not Productivity 2010
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If you want to defend the proposition that “Keynesianism is worth studying”, you have to first find an example of a country that following Keynesianism successfully. byomtov: you might want to listen to a couple of decidedly non-left-wing economists
The Volokh Conspiracy » Bloggers agree: Little chance for immigration bill, and they hate the VAT 2010
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Crass Keynesianism from the most crass of Prime Ministers, if the cap fits ...
Archive 2008-12-01 Not a sheep 2008
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