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Keynesian economics is a theory developed by John Maynard Keynes.

The government implemented Keynesian policies to stimulate the economy.

Keynesian economists believe in government intervention during economic downturns.

Keynesian theory emphasizes the role of aggregate demand in influencing economic output.

Many countries adopted Keynesian principles in response to the Great Depression.

Keynes argued that government spending could help boost economic growth.

Keynesian economics gained popularity in the mid-20th century.

Keynesian policies often involve increasing government spending and reducing taxes.

Keynesian ideas have influenced economic policy-making around the world.

The effectiveness of Keynesian economics remains a topic of debate among economists.

That was how post-war new towns such as Milton Keynes andStevenagewere built.

Keynes was a singular character, and one of the great thinkers of the 20th century.

Keynes proposed bancor just after sterling lost its sway.

Keynes argued that government should get involved in increasing demand to keep productivity up, and unemployment down.

During initial tests at Britain's Milton Keynes University Hospital, dogs detected the disease in 93 percent of cases.

Keynes's reasoning was affirmed by the economic impact of increased government expenditure during the second world war.

Across the fields lies Tilton, the house that became Keynes's and Lopokova's own country home.

Well, Keynes' prediction was completely backward.

Keynes's essay hints at an explanation for this odd development.

Keynes described one of Hayek's efforts as " one of the most frightful muddles I have ever read" .