Explain how the multiplier can achieve full employment

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About John Maynard Keynes

1. Explain the 4 tenets of the classical position.

2. Consequences of Pease: explain Keynes concerns regarding the Armistice

3. What did Keynes really mean by “in the long run we are all dead>”

4. Explain how the multiplier can achieve full employment

5. What did Keynes have to say about Marx and Marxism

6. Explain Keynes critique of Smith’s invisible hand doctrine

7. What was Keyne position regarding the gold standard?

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