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John Maynard Keynes penned his General Theory in 1936. Faced with the upheaval of 2016, what would a cryogenically frozen Keynes do? 
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“The economic system . . . seems capable of remaining in a chronic condition of subnormal activity for a considerable period without any marked tendency either towards recovery or towards complete collapse,” John Maynard Keynes wrote. Via jean lievens
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It has been three years since the outbreak of the euro crisis, and only an inveterate optimist would say that the worst is definitely over. It is not, and it won't be unless and until the eurozone's structure is fundamentally reformed. Via jean lievens
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http://austrianomics.com/Keynesian Economics & Monetary Economics vs. Austrian EconomicsFeaturing Ben Bernanke, Paul Krugman, Peter Schiff, and Ron ... Via jean lievens
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In The General Theory, Keynes praises in no uncertain terms what he considers the virtues of “self-interest,” “individualism,” and “private initiative and responsibility” and their place in a capitalist society. Via jean lievens
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