Definition of Keynesian in English:

Keynesian

adjective ˈkeɪnzɪənˈkeɪnziən

Relating to or denoting the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes.
Keynesian policies
Example sentencesExamples
- They also need to read some economics books to understand how Keynesian economics works.
- Many economists have asserted that his economic policies were de facto Keynesian.
- Whether Keynesian spending is the cure-all seems doubtful, however.
- The so-called Keynesian era seemed to prove that was good for profits was good for everyone.
- It is the same Keynesian principle: the government can stimulate the economy by injecting money into the system.
- They are Keynesian (to the left actually) in their logic.

noun ˈkeɪnzɪənˈkeɪnziən

An advocate of the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes.
radical Keynesians
Example sentencesExamples
- Like many progressive Keynesians, I supported growth policies to remedy a stagnant wage economy.
- He is a traditional Keynesian in this regard, which may be his biggest flaw.
- But, again, Keynesians would like to have seen more government spending, not less.
- You don't need to be a Keynesian to figure out that if there's dropping consumption, there won't be any increases in anything else.
- After four years of such warnings, rates remain near historic lows - just as Keynesians predicted.

Definition of Keynesian in US English:

Keynesian

adjectiveˈkeɪnziənˈkānzēən

Relating to or denoting the economic theories of the English economist John Maynard Keynes.
Keynesian policies
Example sentencesExamples
- It is the same Keynesian principle: the government can stimulate the economy by injecting money into the system.
- They also need to read some economics books to understand how Keynesian economics works.
- The so-called Keynesian era seemed to prove that was good for profits was good for everyone.
- Many economists have asserted that his economic policies were de facto Keynesian.
- They are Keynesian (to the left actually) in their logic.
- Whether Keynesian spending is the cure-all seems doubtful, however.

nounˈkeɪnziənˈkānzēən

An advocate of the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes.
radical Keynesians
Example sentencesExamples
- But, again, Keynesians would like to have seen more government spending, not less.
- After four years of such warnings, rates remain near historic lows - just as Keynesians predicted.
- Like many progressive Keynesians, I supported growth policies to remedy a stagnant wage economy.
- You don't need to be a Keynesian to figure out that if there's dropping consumption, there won't be any increases in anything else.
- He is a traditional Keynesian in this regard, which may be his biggest flaw.

单词	Keynesian
释义	Definition of Keynesian in English: Keynesian adjective ˈkeɪnzɪənˈkeɪnziən Relating to or denoting the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes. Keynesian policies Example sentencesExamples They also need to read some economics books to understand how Keynesian economics works. Many economists have asserted that his economic policies were de facto Keynesian. Whether Keynesian spending is the cure-all seems doubtful, however. The so-called Keynesian era seemed to prove that was good for profits was good for everyone. It is the same Keynesian principle: the government can stimulate the economy by injecting money into the system. They are Keynesian (to the left actually) in their logic. noun ˈkeɪnzɪənˈkeɪnziən An advocate of the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes. radical Keynesians Example sentencesExamples Like many progressive Keynesians, I supported growth policies to remedy a stagnant wage economy. He is a traditional Keynesian in this regard, which may be his biggest flaw. But, again, Keynesians would like to have seen more government spending, not less. You don't need to be a Keynesian to figure out that if there's dropping consumption, there won't be any increases in anything else. After four years of such warnings, rates remain near historic lows - just as Keynesians predicted. Definition of Keynesian in US English: Keynesian adjectiveˈkeɪnziənˈkānzēən Relating to or denoting the economic theories of the English economist John Maynard Keynes. Keynesian policies Example sentencesExamples It is the same Keynesian principle: the government can stimulate the economy by injecting money into the system. They also need to read some economics books to understand how Keynesian economics works. The so-called Keynesian era seemed to prove that was good for profits was good for everyone. Many economists have asserted that his economic policies were de facto Keynesian. They are Keynesian (to the left actually) in their logic. Whether Keynesian spending is the cure-all seems doubtful, however. nounˈkeɪnziənˈkānzēən An advocate of the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes. radical Keynesians Example sentencesExamples But, again, Keynesians would like to have seen more government spending, not less. After four years of such warnings, rates remain near historic lows - just as Keynesians predicted. Like many progressive Keynesians, I supported growth policies to remedy a stagnant wage economy. You don't need to be a Keynesian to figure out that if there's dropping consumption, there won't be any increases in anything else. He is a traditional Keynesian in this regard, which may be his biggest flaw.
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