The Economic Consequences Of The Peace

The Economic Consequences Of The By John Maynard Keynes Was ABest Seller Throughout The World And Was Critical In Establishing AGeneral Opinion That The Versailles Treaty Was A'carthaginian Peace'It Helped To Consolidate American Public Opinion Against The Treaty And Involvement In The League Of NationsThe Success Of The Book Established Keynes' Reputation As ALeading Economist Especially On The LeftWhen Keynes Was AKey Player In Establishing The Bretton Woods System In , He Remembered The Lessons From Versailles As Well As The Great DepressionThe Marshall Plan After Second World War Is ASimilar System To That Proposed By Keynes In The Economic Consequences Of The PeaceJohn Maynard Keynes Was ABritish Economist Whose Ideas Have Profoundly Affected The Theory And Practice Of Modern Macroeconomics, As Well As The Economic Policies Of GovernmentsHe Greatly Refined Earlier Work On The Causes Of Business Cycles, And Advocated The Use Of Fiscal And Monetary Measures To Mitigate The Adverse Effects Of Economic Recessions And DepressionsHis Ideas Are The Basis For The School Of Thought Known As Keynesian Economics, As Well As Its Various Offshoots.
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