Covid-19 Economy through a Keynesian Lens?

[kmiklas]

Can anyone recommend a good paper/vid/resource which examines the economic impact of the Corona Virus within a Keynesian framework?

In the Keynesian world a sharp economic downturn like C19 demands government intervention... but how are we doing here in the USA? How does this compare with approaches of other governments?

@longandshort from article 2 in pub 1 of ur course, "What is Keynesian Economics?"

 

[longandshort]

There really isn't a "Keynsian world" of economic thought lol. Modern day macroeconomics incorporates the insights of Keynes and all the other major economists/schools of thought that hold up. Here is a good primer on the basic tenants of "new neoclassical synthesis" New neoclassical synthesis - Wikipedia.

A good example of policy within new neoclassical synthesis is this OECD report on recommended responses to Covid-19: Government support and the COVID-19 pandemic (oecd.org)

Here are some good resources on how countries have responded to COVID:

• Fiscal Policies Database (imf.org)
• Policy Responses to COVID19 (imf.org)

 

[Turveyd]

You get Covid is a Hoax to bring in the New World Order / Great Reset / Agenda 2030 ( all countries have signed up to, Green NWO ).


Trading, will not be allowed to the none elite most likely so kinda screwed, why I've stopped, kinda pointless.

 

[zghorner]

You get Covid is a Hoax to bring in the New World Order / Great Reset / Agenda 2030 ( all countries have signed up to, Green NWO ).


Trading, will not be allowed to the none elite most likely so kinda screwed, why I've stopped, kinda pointless.

dont let the nihilism take hold.