This book is an academic popularization of Keynesian economic thought. On the one hand, the author provides an accurate and concise summary of the formation of Keynesian economic theory, with special emphasis on the introduction of Keynesian economic thought before and the world economic and political background at that time. Compared with textbooks that only introduce Keynesian thought after modeling, it is not only more vivid, but also includes the ins and outs.
Reader comments
This book is very good! It not only introduces Keynes's economic theories, but also tells the ins and outs of these theories, making it easier for people to understand. Moreover, the ideas in the book are very interesting, such as using the principles of Keynesian economics to explain current economic phenomena and policy propositions. While the take on the international paradox of thrift may be debatable, it's just something to get us thinking. In short, this is a book worth reading, which is helpful for understanding Keynesian thought and modern economy.
This book is very good! It not only introduces Keynes's economic theories, but also tells the ins and outs of these theories, making it easier for people to understand. Moreover, the ideas in the book are very interesting, such as using the principles of Keynesian economics to explain current economic phenomena and policy propositions. While the take on the international paradox of thrift may be debatable, it's just something to get us thinking. In short, this is a book worth reading, which is helpful for understanding Keynesian thought and modern economy.