It's About Liberty: A Conservative Forum
Topics => Economy => Topic started by: Libertas on August 24, 2011, 07:03:21 AM
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I know Weisshaupt will rail at the use of Keynesian vs Neo-Keynesian terms, but in terms of discourse the difference is moot, since long ago leftists chose Keynes as their economic champion. If some of JMK's theories were left out by the leftists when they embraced him is between he and they, I am more interesting in beating the leftists over the head.
This article by Jim Quinn nails the coffin shut on the leftist Keynesian model IMO. Check it out, decide for yourself. I have serious doubts if there is enough courage and will in officeholders or the electorate to prevent the end that this nightmare guarantees...
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/guest-post-keynesian-solutions-after-total-failure-try-try-again (http://www.zerohedge.com/news/guest-post-keynesian-solutions-after-total-failure-try-try-again)
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Barack Obama
Ben Bernanke
Bob Toll
Cash For Clunkers
Congressional Budget Office
Creditors
Debt Ceiling
default
Deficit Spending
Federal Reserve
Gambling
Government Stimulus
Great Depression
Gross Domestic Product
Guest Post
Home Equity
Housing Market
John Maynard Keynes
Keynesian Stimulus
keynesianism
KIM
Krugman
Larry Summers
Ludwig von Mises
Market Crash
Maynard Keynes
Medicare
NADA
Nancy Pelosi
None
Paul Krugman
Personal Consumption
Private Domestic Investment
Quantitative Easing
Recession
recovery
Richard Koo
TARP
Tax Revenue
Underwater Homeowners
Unemployment
Unemployment Benefits
White House
Hey! Where's George Bush in that list?
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A curious omission, eh?
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