Keynesian

usgb/[ˈkeɪnziən]/
adjective

Relating to the ideas and theories of the British economist John Maynard Keynes, especially regarding government intervention in the economy.

Many countries adopted Keynesian policies to combat the economic downturn.
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  • Keynesian economics
  • Keynesian model

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Keynesian economics, Keynesian theory, Keynesian policies

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Context

When using Keynesian, consider the context of economic discussions, especially in relation to government policies.

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Many economists debate the merits of Keynesian approaches.
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Cultural Reference

Keynesian ideas originated in the early 20th century and are still influential today, especially during economic crises.

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During the 2008 financial crisis, Keynesian strategies were widely discussed.
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Implications

Using Keynesian can imply a belief in the government's role in stabilizing the economy.

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Professionals in finance or economics should clarify their stance on Keynesianism.
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