kaynz (qadam-i avval): Persian 1391

John Maynard Keynes was the greatest and undoubtedly the most influential economist of the 20th century, whose economic theories benefited from the practical and direct experience of three important and key world situations in the 20th century. The peace agreement after World War I, the great economic record after the war, and World War II. The impact of Keynesian economic ideas after World War II in the economy of England and America caused his anti-crisis and economic stagnation theories to create severe changes in the economy of these countries. Perhaps few economists in the world like Keynes have been able to pay practical attention to the relations of production, supply, and demand, and the necessity of the role of governments in creating economic stability. Therefore, those who think of solutions to overcome economic crises and recessions in the realm of economics, especially today's economy, are bound to know Keynes' theories correctly. With all the criticisms made on Keynesian economics, reading this book is important for understanding economic relations, especially after doubting the views of politicians such as Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan, who believed in the world of investment and its stability, and the crisis of recent decades. It caused the instability of their thoughts, and that's why Keynes has once again become the center of attention of economists today.