by Edmund Phelps
Many people see every downturn of employment from a long-sustained plateau as a fall of aggregate demand – “effective demand” in Keynes’s terms. They would have the central bank cut interest rates to restore that demand. Read more
by Edmund Phelps
Many people see every downturn of employment from a long-sustained plateau as a fall of aggregate demand – “effective demand” in Keynes’s terms. They would have the central bank cut interest rates to restore that demand. Read more
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