Contours of Economic Thoughts (Classical, Keynesian, PostKeynesian and NeoClassical)
Contours of Economic Thoughts (Classical, Keynesian, PostKeynesian and NeoClassical)
by Tanya Sharma, Rajnee Kumari
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About the Book: Contours of Economic Thoughts (Classical, Keynesian,
PostKeynesian and NeoClassical)
Contents : This book Contours of Economic Thoughts: Classical, Keynesian,
PostKeynesian and NeoClassical provides a concise and analytical overview of
four major schools of economic thought. Aimed at students, educators, and anyone
interested in the evolution of economic theory, the book explores the
philosophical foundations, core principles, and policy implications of
Classical, Keynesian, PostKeynesian, and NeoClassical economics. Classical
thought, emerging in the 18th and 19th centuries through figures like Adam Smith
and David Ricardo, emphasized laissezfaire policies, the invisible hand, and
longrun market selfregulation. Keynesian economics, introduced by John Maynard
Keynes during the Great Depression, shifted focus
ISBN-13
9789393934628
Language
English
Publisher
Shandilya Publications
Total Pages
148
Contours of Economic Thoughts (Classical, Keynesian, PostKeynesian and NeoClassical)
About the Book: Contours of Economic Thoughts (Classical, Keynesian,
PostKeynesian and NeoClassical)
Contents : This book Contours of Economic Thoughts: Classical, Keynesian,
PostKeynesian and NeoClassical provides a concise and analytical overview of
four major schools of economic thought. Aimed at students, educators, and anyone
interested in the evolution of economic theory, the book explores the
philosophical foundations, core principles, and policy implications of
Classical, Keynesian, PostKeynesian, and NeoClassical economics. Classical
thought, emerging in the 18th and 19th centuries through figures like Adam Smith
and David Ricardo, emphasized laissezfaire policies, the invisible hand, and
longrun market selfregulation. Keynesian economics, introduced by John Maynard
Keynes during the Great Depression, shifted focus