Speaking at the recent Rothbard Graduate Seminar, Dr. Joseph Salerno traces Murray Rothbard‘s intellectual development while in the economics Ph.D. program at ...

We are all amply familiar with the neo-Keynesian wisdom, repeated endlessly on both sides of the aisle, that government can reliably stimulate private sector prosperity through ever-larger outlays ...

We are all amply familiar with the neo-Keynesian wisdom, repeated endlessly on both sides of the aisle, that government can reliably stimulate private sector ...

We are all amply familiar with the neo-Keynesian wisdom, repeated endlessly on both sides of the aisle, that government can reliably stimulate private sector prosperity through ever-larger outlays ...

We are all amply familiar with the neo-Keynesian wisdom, repeated endlessly on both sides of the aisle, that government can reliably stimulate private sector prosperity through ever-larger outlays ...

With an allocation of ₹11.2 trillion, the government sees the limits of its Neo-Keynesian role and wants the private sector to step in.

Those beliefs have grown stronger in the past eight years, while the U.S. economy has expanded under the vigorous application of neo-Keynesian principles.

Even in the years when capitalism went, in Germany, Italy, and Japan, "from miracle to miracle," Mattick did not believe that the Keynesian or neo-Keynesian policies were nullifying Marx's prognostics ...

Sir Kit McMahon, who has died aged 97, was an Australian-born economist who became deputy governor of the Bank of England, and chairman of the Midland Bank at the low point of its fortunes.

To begin with, Keynesian economics split into two schools during the second half of the 20th century. One is called neo-Keynesian and the other is called post-Keynesian.

Olivier Blanchard, a French neo-Keynesian economist and former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), even issued a warning about a potential "explosion" in debt levels.