Scenarios about 'keynesianism'
Keynesianism refers to the economic theories and policies developed by British economist John Maynard Keynes, particularly in response to the Great Depression of the 1930s. It advocates for active government intervention in the economy through fiscal policy, public spending, and demand management to mitigate economic downturns and achieve full employment. In alternate history scenarios, Keynesian economic approaches often represent pivotal policy divergences that could dramatically alter national development trajectories and international economic relationships.
What If The Chicago School of Economics Never Gained Prominence?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the free-market economic theories of Milton Friedman and the Chicago School never achieved their transformative influence on global economic policy, potentially altering the course of neoliberalism, global development, and inequality.