Where Keynes went wrong
Subtitle: and why world governments keep creating inflation, bubbles, and busts
By: Hunter Lewis.
Publisher: Axios Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Mount Jackson, VA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 384
ISBN-13: 9781604190175
Subjects: Keynes, John Maynard, -- 1883-1946; Keynesian economics; Economic policy; Monetary policy; Financial crises
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 341-372) and index.
Table of contents: title: Commonsense economics; title: Drive interest rates down; title: Spend more, save less, and grow wealthy; title: The immoralist (a digression); title: What to do about Wall Street?; title: Look to the state for economic leadership; title: In an economic crisis, print, lend, borrow, and spend; title: "Rive down interest rates" (and reap a whirlwind of inflation, bubbles, and busts); title: Spend more, save less, and grow poorer; title: What (not) to do about Wall Street; title: (do not) look to the state for economic leadership; title: Government for sale (a digression); title: In an economic crisis, printing, lending, borrowing, and spending just sow the seeds of the next crisis; title: Markets do not self-correct; title: Yes, no, and again yes to economic globalization; title: How Keynesian was Keynes?; title: Keynes the speaker; title: Keynes the writer; title: Upside-down economics : what Keynes would like you to believe; title: What is really wrong here : the central paradox of Keynesianism; title: Saying goodbye to Keynes.