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...cing policy action to stabilise the economy (as noted in the article on [[macroeconomics]]). Errors in the calculation of GDP can damage the economy as businesses

...cing policy action to stabilise the economy (as noted in the article on [[macroeconomics]]). Errors in the calculation of GDP can damage the economy as businesses

...pression stimulated major investigations into its causes; gave birth to [[macroeconomics]] as a distinct field of study, and the genesis of the rival theories [[Key

==Keynesian macroeconomics== ...University reported that the "race is on" to add a new perspective to [[macroeconomics]] by the incorporation into it of a new theory of financial economics<ref>

==Keynesian macroeconomics== ...University reported that the "race is on" to add a new perspective to [[macroeconomics]] by the incorporation into it of a new theory of financial economics<ref>

...e American economy - and its housing market - by the application of the [[Macroeconomics#Current monetary policy|Taylor rule]] under which changes to the bank's [[

...w Rose ''Understanding Exchange Rate Volatility Without the Contrivance of Macroeconomics'' IMF/Haas Business School 1999]</ref>. Economists began to wonder whether ..., M. Ayhan and Yi, Kei-Mu, ''The Trade Comovement Problem in International Macroeconomics'' (December 2002). FRB of New York Staff Report No. 155]</ref>. Globalisati

...holar. His knowledge of the nuances and innuendos of Kalecki's approach to macroeconomics had no equal. <small>Paul Davidson, Journal of Economic Issues. </small>

...w Rose ''Understanding Exchange Rate Volatility Without the Contrivance of Macroeconomics'' IMF/Haas Business School 1999]</ref>. Economists began to wonder whether ..., M. Ayhan and Yi, Kei-Mu, ''The Trade Comovement Problem in International Macroeconomics'' (December 2002). FRB of New York Staff Report No. 155]</ref>. Globalisati

...ry of Employment, Interest and Money" 1936]</ref> and was the founder of [[macroeconomics]]. ...the discovery of the causes of the great depression as the "Holy Grail of macroeconomics". He has written extensively on the subject, drawing upon evidence of its i

...economy as an interactive system, and the development of the science of [[macroeconomics]].<ref>See [[History of economic thought]]</ref> A leading figure in that d ...trol in the 1990s by a consensus policy of using monetary policy<ref>See [[macroeconomics]] paragraph 3.3</ref><ref>[http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/publications/othe

...necessary for the success of a monetary union. Ansgar Belke {Professor of Macroeconomics, University of Duisburg-Essen) argued that the introduction of a banking un

...is on" to fill the gaps in economic theory and to add a new perspective to macroeconomics by the incorporation into it of a new theory of financial economics<ref>[h

...thods is limited by the fluctuations that occur in the demand for money. [[Macroeconomics#Current monetary policy|Current monetary policy]] uses the central bank's i