NOUN
- the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes who advocated government monetary and fiscal programs intended to stimulate business activity and increase employment
How To Use Keynesianism In A Sentence
- When things fall apart, states still turn to Keynesianism.
- Instead, the anti-hyperpower position only gets presented by cranks who think the US strategic position is determined by military keynesianism, or who think that the US strategic position is financially unsustainable. Matthew Yglesias
- The economist disagrees with his interpretation of events and believes Keynesianism is not the best solution.
- Was the fiscal constitution corrupted and if so was it by Keynesianism or by corporatism?
- For Hayek's critiques of keynesianism see his book; A WN.com - Business News
- Historically, this process has experienced five stages: mercantilism, laissez faire, infant industry protection, Keynesianism and the strategic trade policy.
- But hope the recovery comes soon for the sake of many, I just don't think the general business sectors are very confident about hiring in this age of faster paced keynesianism and renewed socialism. Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local
- Here are super-compact exegeses of the credit crunch, Marxism and Keynesianism, derivatives, the World Bank and IMF, and "green economics". Et cetera: Steven Poole's non-fiction choice – reviews
- The economics practiced by your party is Keynesianism.
- In its 1945 White Paper, Canada was the first western country to adopt Keynesianism formally as state policy.
