Artigo de John Cassidy mostra que a força do Keynesiano tinha (pelo menos no passado) uma boa dose de humildade em relação à complexidade da economia.
Se era assim no passado, imagine agora.
Article The Demand Doctor by John Cassidy, em The New Yorker, October 10, 2011.
There’s no straightforward calculation that will yield the ideal policy for shifting an economy from a “bad” equilibrium to a “good” one. Writing with his high-table air of assurance, Keynes could make it sound deceptively easy to be a Keynesian. At the heart of his vision, however, there is an elusive combination of boldness and humility. It calls not merely for the management of risk but for something politically and intellectually far more demanding: the acknowledgment of uncertainty.
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