Lecture 19 of 24 · The Business Cycle
What is the Keynesian solution to depressions?
What is the Keynesian solution to depressions? by Murray N. Rothbard is a free audio lecture (0:50) at freecapitalists.org, recorded 13 July 2009, part of the 24-lecture series The Business Cycle.
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0:00Keynes says, well, the cause of depression is essentially the loss of, we call it animal spirits in the form of businessmen, they get too pessimistic, they stop investing, and therefore you need, since businessmen are important, since investors, in other words, are important but irrational, irrational because they follow their moods, they get too pessimistic, therefore you need another group of people who are not only important and basic, and also rational, clear-headed, following deep economic advice, namely, of course, the government. Since business men are irrational, we give the rational government a step in and correct for the irrational moves of business men. This government has no moves. The government is sort of Olympians figures, you know, planning ahead for the future.
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