Keynesians

The essance of the debate between Austrians and Keynesians is that Austrians always believe the market will do the best job of setting prices and interest rates.

Matthew Yglesias » Macro Rap 2010

Josh Hendrickson writes, there are many so-called Keynesians who have been out there promoting policies that are quite the opposite.

EconLog: Macroeconomics Archives 2009

Fiscal policy is the subject of debate between groups that I will loosely characterize as Keynesians (new -, post -, neo - or whatever) and non-Keynesians

US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha 2010

I actually wonder whether so-called Keynesians these days have actually read Keynes's

Library of Economics and Liberty Russ Roberts 2010

I thought one of the stronger points separating the Austrians from the Keynesians was their understanding of time as an important factor in economics.

Kevin D. Rollins 2009

A leading doctrine of the Keynesians is the "investment multiplier."

SOLO - Sense of Life Objectivists George Reisman 2009

I thought one of the stronger points separating the Austrians from the Keynesians was their understanding of time as an important factor in economics.

Kevin D. Rollins 2009

I thought one of the stronger points separating the Austrians from the Keynesians was their understanding of time as an important factor in economics.

Kevin D. Rollins 2009

I thought one of the stronger points separating the Austrians from the Keynesians was their understanding of time as an important factor in economics.

Kevin D. Rollins 2009

Arguably more recent "Keynesians" have advocated some of these things, but I don't think you can find any of them either who have ever advocated tax increases as ways of combating recessions.

Tyler's Tough Macro Test, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009