Examples of using Keynes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Let me end with Keynes again.
Thanks for nothing, Mr. Keynes.
I thank you, Lord Keynes.
I asked him what had gone wrong with Keynes' theory.
The answer is a resounding yes, and is supported by economists of no lesser stature than John Maynard Keynes.
Ironically, Keynes' pseudo-capitalist theories were particularly appealing to the political left that strengthened its position in those years.
These events, however, which Keynes would have considered evidence of the unreliability of markets, did little to
Accordingly to Keynes theory, government must increase its economic activity in order to reinforce consumption.
Keynes: Lenin is said to have declared that the best way to destroy the capitalist system was to debauch the currency.
Marxist critics have understood that Keynes' theory leads to conclusions which from their point-of-view are reactionary.
Keynes said,”The greatest difficulty in the world is not for people to accept new ideas but to make them forget their old ideas.'.
The problem is that people without any economic education, who don't understand what Keynes said at all, are quoting him incorrectly.
Keynes said,”The greatest difficulty in the world is not for people to accept new ideas but to make them forget their old ideas.'.
Accordingly to Keynes theory, government must increase its economic activity in order to reinforce consumption.
Keynes' argument was that to ensure economic growth, state institutions must be actively involved in the market economy- readability, regulation, and money printing.
post-Keynesian could simply mean economics carried out after 1936, the date of Keynes's The General Theory.[5].
Their efforts(known as the neo-classical synthesis) resulted in the development of the IS- LM model and other formalizations of Keynes' ideas.
even before Keynes himself had published“The General Theory”.
in life is that I didn't drink more Champagne.”-- John Keynes.
Irving Fisher's mistake was not that his forecasts were any worse than Keynes's but that he depended on them to be right, and they weren't.