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Keynesian economics is also known as Neo Keynesianism. It explains and supplements Keynes’s economic theory, develops Keynes’s “short-term comparative static analysis” into “long-term” and “dynamic” analysis, and puts forward “economic fluctuation theory” and “economic growth theory” successively. The post-Keynesian economics school is divided into two schools, one school advocates further partition of the old Keynesian economics, the other school advocates Keynesian economics and traditional economic theory together to form a “neo-classical comprehensive school”.

The post-Keynesian economics put forward a series of new ideas, such as marginal utility, labor theory of value, standard system, and proved the correctness of these theories through examples and dialectics. A representative group of economists is recorded in this random tool generator. They are the most famous representatives of Keynesian economists in recent decades. Many theories have been circulated and accepted in the world.  

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