EN | ES
Policonomics Policonomics
search
  • Subjects
  • Learning Paths
  • Video
  • search
  • Subjects
  • Learning Paths
  • Video

Search results for:

  • New Keynesian Economics

    The second half of the 20th century was an exciting time for Economics, with developments rapidly succeeding each other as a reaction to the very different economic scenarios the world faced. This development did nothing if not speed up towards the end of the century, when different theories not…

  • New Classical Macroeconomics

    The second half of the 20th century was an exciting time for Economics, with developments rapidly succeeding each other as a reaction to the very different economic scenarios the world faced. This development did nothing if not speed up towards the end of the century, when different theories not…

  • Monetarism

    From the conciliatory mood of the 1940s and 1950s, where we saw how Keynesianism and Neoclassicism could fit together, we move away from the Neoclassical Synthesis and back to a determinedly ‘laissez faire’ attitude with Monetarism. This current popularises government intervention as firmly limited to guaranteeing market safeguards and…

  • Keynes & Neoclassical Synthesis

    John Maynard Keynes marked a hugely important turning point in the history of Economics. For the first time, Economics had become positive, allowing for differences of opinion. It was firmly a social science, not a collection of observations or ‘natural laws’ condemned to repeat their patterns ad eternum, but…

  • Neoclassical Economics

    Modern economics would look nothing like what they do without neoclassical economics which, for instance, implemented rigorous mathematical analysis into economics. Most of what we absolutely take for granted was discovered by the great economists of the time, and they are also responsible for providing enough of a framework…

  • Classical Economics

    It is the first important school of economic thought, which included some of the best known economists of all times, as we will see. Thanks to these authors, the study of economics became more of a science, instead of just a kind of philosophy. It took place…

Contact

  • About Policonomics
  • Contact
  • Work with us

Help & Documents

  • Submit corrections
  • Terms of Use
  • Bibliography

Subscribe to our Newsletter

Follow @Policonomics

Facebook Twitter google + You Tube linkedin

Copyright Policonomics 2017