John Maynard Keynes
- The Simple Keynesian Model of Aggregate Demand:
Equilibrium: a chapter on
"how the interaction of income and expenditure might
lead to something like an 'equilibrium' with
unemployment"
- Business Fluctuations in the Simple Keynesian
Model: "This chapter
extends the Keynesian model to allow for changing
autonomous consumption,
investment, and net exports, and the influence of these
changes in causing business fluctuations."
- Fiscal Policy and the Simple Keynesian Model: "This chapter extends the Keynesian model
to allow for changing government spending and taxes, and
explores the possibility that government might influence
the level of production and employment by means of
budgetary or "fiscal" policy."
- The Complete Keynesian Model of Aggregate Demand: "This chapter extends the Keynesian model
to include the interest rate as a link between the
quantity of money and investment. In this way, we
integrate the monetary system into the Keynesian
approach, gain more understanding of influences on
investment spending, and provide a basis for the
"Aggregate Demand Curve" in the Aggregate
Supply and Demand Approach."
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