凯恩斯主义的恶果社会经济滞胀（The consequences of keynesianism stagflation）.docVIP

凯恩斯主义的恶果社会经济滞胀（The consequences of keynesianism stagflation） The consequences of keynesianism: stagflation The seventeenth critique of keynesianism Social economic stagflation in recent years has become a popular vocabulary in the field of social economy, become an international society as a whole, especially the hot topic of the world economics, people in the discussion of the social economic phenomenon of objective reality of actual: cancer of social and economic reasons and exploration of the panacea. However, there is still a lot of confusion about what is in the clouds, and there is no way to do it. Whats the reason for that? ! Economic stagnation: as the name implies, we knew that: society is full of sex of whole of social and economic development, systematic, comprehensive is in a state of stagnation or negative state, and is a substantial existence in conjunction with hyperinflation of a state of social and economic development dilemma and crisis. The manifestation of social and economic stagnation is lack the economic growth rate in GDP index, struggling, or dropped substantially, and has been in a low level of economic growth, and even negative growth. And inflation is Keynesian economics quantitative easing (QE expansionary monetary policy and the government fiscal deficit policy the inevitability of the product, and is constantly QE policy implementation: the boiled frog way cumulative rise ceaselessly, and is only up to down in the face of the social price of high status and capital liquidity trap difficulty, this is the specific social economic stagflation socioeconomic status and actual performance. According to such an objective evaluation standard, the western countries began in the 1970s, basically such a kind of social and economic development situation. Sometimes, of course, with the increase of Keynesian economics, the money supply means of QE irritating effect on humans, the use of the social and economic growth will have certain short-term imp