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Friday, July 15 • 1:30pm - 2:20pm
Keynesianism and the Long Run: in the Atlas Society Day at FreedomFest

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To libertarians, “Keynesianism” means government intervention policies such as deficit spending. In economics, the essential premise of Keynesianism is that government policies such as changes in the money supply or changes in net government spending have real effects on the patterns of production, investment, and employment in the short run.

In this talk, William Thomas will explain that this economic Keynesianism is sensible, and discuss what this implies about long-term economic performance. He will also discuss the effects of government economic intervention in the full context, and emphasize what Keynesians typically get wrong. 
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William R. Thomas

Director of Programs / CFO, The Atlas Society
William R. Thomas is Director of Programs and CFO of The Atlas Society. He is also Lecturer in Economics at the University at Albany. He holds a Master's Degree in Economics from the University of Michigan. Thomas is the editor of Ethics at Work (2016) and of The Literary Art of Ayn... Read More →

Friday July 15, 2016 1:30pm - 2:20pm PDT
Sunset 2 Planet Hollywood, Las Vegas
  Politics & Culture

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