1. Keynes and his effect on Europe
... and recession will occur. If there is a shortage of aggregate demand the government should step in, and increase it's own expenditure, the use of fiscal policy as an instrument of macroeconomics was the greatest legacy of Keynes. Although the implementation of Keynes ideas started to help his contribution to the development and growth in Europe and is mainly seen in around ... . The way in which these ideas have helped Europe can be seen today in its continuing economic growth and stability. "The General Theory", as it is known also founded modern macroeconomics, and virtually all of the...
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