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  • noun Plural form of Keynesian.

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Examples

  • 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

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