凯恩斯主义通货膨胀的根源（Keynes doctrine the root of inflation）.docVIP

凯恩斯主义通货膨胀的根源（Keynes doctrine the root of inflation） Keynes doctrine: the root of inflation -- Critique of Keyness doctrine eight We already know: Keynes lived in a laissez faire private enterprise system to a private monopoly transition in the United Kingdom.. In the capitalist society and economy system of private ownership and private ownership system condition, the liberalization of capital and let things drift market economy mode, private monopoly capitalism social economic reality is that social wealth fast to the hands of a few people, the social unemployment rate rose sharply, resulting in effective social demand (including investment demand and the severity of the insufficient consumption demand), the intensification of social contradictions, social crisis (social economic situation we meet the eye everywhere in reality and the situation is worse, but is more serious with the crisis, this is called: the end of human crisis). Keynes lived in the era of social and economic turning point (our reality of human society is also facing a turning point of social and economic development direction and mode, mode), he saw the drawbacks of the liberalization of private monopoly capitalism, is the lack of effectiveness of the overall national macro-control and adjustment, and to the social and economic crisis the recession (when the middle economic mode of capitalist society economic recession, but the reality is the systematic overall comprehensive economic recession). He argues that the decline in aggregate demand for commodities is the main cause of the economic downturn. From this point of view, he believes that measures to maintain the balance of overall economic activity data can balance supply and demand in a macro perspective. Therefore, Keyness and other economic theories based on Keyness theory are called national macroeconomics, which are distinguished from the Microeconomics of paying attention to individual behavior. Keyness macroeconomics thought and theor