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Keynes e Keynesianismo: uma visão crítica

Authors: Donário, Arlindo Alegre; Santos, Ricardo Borges dos;

Keynes e Keynesianismo: uma visão crítica

Abstract

John Maynard Keynes (1883 – 1946) publicou em 1936 a sua obra “Teoria Geral do Emprego do Juro e do Dinheiro” (TG) que teve influência determinante no pensamento económico até aos nossos dias. Contudo, antes da publicação da Teoria Geral, entre outras obras, destaca-se o que escreveu em 1919, “As Consequências Económicas da Guerra”, na sequência do que se estava a discutir no Tratado de Versailles, conversações onde Keynes estava, tendo abandonado as mesmas devido a ter considerado que as imposições financeiras que os aliados estavam a impor à Alemanha teriam graves consequências para a Europa, dado que essas imposições levariam a Alemanha à incapacidade de as satisfazer, pois seriam um constrangimento para o seu desenvolvimento.

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