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John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946), englischer Wirtschaftswissenschaftler, Politiker und Mathematiker. Er zählt zu den bedeutendsten Ökonomen überhaupt und ist Namensgeber des Keynesianismus.
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Here it is: the masterpiece of 20th century macro econ, and one of the last important books in which the argument advances by reasoning rather than by calculation. An enormous influence on Everybody, it broke new ground by considering things like interest, inflation, money and unemployment: all things which had really had no existence in formal economics before Keynes. It is NOT Keynes' most accessible book, and no doubt he would have changed much had he lived, but everyone, including the new classical economists, owe much of their thought to this volume.During the '80's it became fashionable to deride Keynes, particularly among those who had never read him. Like big purple hair, this fashion seems to have past. But see review below for a throwback.This is the book that created macroeconomics... and asks questions that have retained their interest. What more could one ask?
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Today (2008/2009), Keynes' analysis and approach has again become more predominant in economic theory and practise.
The General Theory is the fruit of Keynes' study of the "classics" (for Keynes = anyone preceding him!) and the Great Depression. The theory is one mainly to include depression situations, too. That's why he calls it "General" and "of employment, interest and money".
Keynes focuses on paradoxa and instincts instead of on an artificial Homo Oeconomicus.
He sees the state as helpful to solve in the short-term - "In the long run, we are all dead" -, but neither is he a blind state-follower. Keynes sure is different from Keynesianism, Neokeynesianism, Marxism, Neoliberalism, ... he seems to be quite proud of his nonconformism and turns to sarcastic aphorisms here and there. These also make the book more readable.
On this edition: the 380 pages plus index look like a photographic reprint of the original.
Maths surely helps if you aim for 100%, but you will get the conclusions in all cases. To non-native speakers: Keynes' English is finest British E. There are more systematic writers than Keynes, for sure, though. And there are points that might be outdated, but judge for yourself.
2008/09 seems to illustrate what John Maynard Keynes described already in 1935/36, 73 years ago! The federal bank has no interest tool any longer then, as there cannot be an interest rate even lower than zero.
Hopefully, enough people might re-read this book and/or other good analysis to step beyond the naive, almost religious belief in "Market" etc. that have been blinding too many for too long.
((A personal recommendation to German readers: Abschied vom Homo Oeconomicus: Warum wir eine neue ökonomische Vernunft brauchen: unorthodox synthesis approach to economics by Gunter Dueck. Beyond Keynes, whilst incorporating him.))
The General Theory is the fruit of Keynes' study of the "classics" (for Keynes = anyone preceding him!) and the Great Depression. The theory is one mainly to include depression situations, too. That's why he calls it "General" and "of employment, interest and money".
Keynes focuses on paradoxa and instincts instead of on an artificial Homo Oeconomicus.
He sees the state as helpful to solve in the short-term - "In the long run, we are all dead" -, but neither is he a blind state-follower. Keynes sure is different from Keynesianism, Neokeynesianism, Marxism, Neoliberalism, ... he seems to be quite proud of his nonconformism and turns to sarcastic aphorisms here and there. These also make the book more readable.
On this edition: the 380 pages plus index look like a photographic reprint of the original.
Maths surely helps if you aim for 100%, but you will get the conclusions in all cases. To non-native speakers: Keynes' English is finest British E. There are more systematic writers than Keynes, for sure, though. And there are points that might be outdated, but judge for yourself.
2008/09 seems to illustrate what John Maynard Keynes described already in 1935/36, 73 years ago! The federal bank has no interest tool any longer then, as there cannot be an interest rate even lower than zero.
Hopefully, enough people might re-read this book and/or other good analysis to step beyond the naive, almost religious belief in "Market" etc. that have been blinding too many for too long.
((A personal recommendation to German readers: Abschied vom Homo Oeconomicus: Warum wir eine neue ökonomische Vernunft brauchen: unorthodox synthesis approach to economics by Gunter Dueck. Beyond Keynes, whilst incorporating him.))
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Here's a book every economist and everybody interested in economics should read, it's not an easy to read book, but if read carefully, it can show us some problems we are still suffering from in the modern economies and practical ways of dealing with them. Much has been said about this author who has been derided for a long time now, but I bet few have read the man himself, and if he was labeled the greatest economist of the 20th century, he should be respected as such or at least be read before making any comment. Freedom of Choice shouldn't be irresponsible. Remember that the survival of laissez faire may be due to post-war keynesian policies.
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Sozialismus light oder Die dunkle Seite der Macht
Dieses Buch ist nicht nur im letzten Jahrhundert sehr folgenreich gewesen. Obwohl es auch im englischen Original häufig unklar und widersprüchlich ist, gewinnt man viele... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 11. Juli 2006 von Frank Reibold
Bible of Economics
This book served as the bible for economist for the later part of the 20th century. To fully understand this one must have some marco-economic background. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 28. Mai 2000 von Jamal Nazir
Illogical, boring, highly assumptive
The main problem with Keynes is the fact that he wrote so much, some of it has to be somewhat correct. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 12. Mai 2000 veröffentlicht
Apreciation for economist, the men behind the powers
Page 383.
The ideas of economist and political philosophers, both when they are right and wrong, are more powerful than commonly understood. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 28. April 2000 veröffentlicht
The basis of modern economic debate
While I tend towards the opposing view of Classical economics, Keynesian economics cannot easily be argued away. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 2. Mai 1999 von Rick Lataille
This is a 5-Star example of misunderstanding economics!!!
It is a must read for the serious economist. It should be used as an economic Bible demonstrating the misunderstanding of economics. His theories are an illogical mess. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 28. Dezember 1998 veröffentlicht
Brilliant cornerstone fro economic theory
This is an outstanding text by one of the fathers of economic theory. Should be in every serious economists collection! No other book rivals it in it's insights and ingenuity. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 24. Oktober 1998 von ahofert@dagama.co.za
calrification about new thoughts
this thesis i have not own but i think so whole base of economics about rate of interest with comparing the clssicals one comes to know that keynes was modern and scientific... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 29. Mai 1998 veröffentlicht
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