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Noun
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English economist who advocated the use of government monetary and fiscal policy to maintain full employment without inflation (1883-1946)
Usage examples
- Cambridge University Liberal Association run a subsidiary group, the Keynes Society, for alumni.
- Milton Keynes has its own nature reserve in Bletchley.
- At the time he wrote to Keynes about his decision to stay in Australia.
- Keynes considered its humour too erudite and not to everyone's taste.
- Keynes detailed the relationship between German government deficits and inflation.
- These theories have been called new Keynesian economics.
- The Parish falls within the Monkston Ward of the Borough of Milton Keynes.
- In practice, however, Keynes treats the rate of interest as "determining" liquidity preference.
- The White House relied on Keynesian economic theory to develop its strategy.
- They also played at the Milton Keynes Bowl in support to Erasure.