ДЕПАРТАМЕНТ ВНУТРЕННЕЙ И КАДРОВОЙ ПОЛИТИКИ БЕЛГОРОДСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ

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Презентация

на тему:

«Известные экономисты. Джон Кейнс»

г. Алексеевка

2018

Составлена Фальченко Л.А.,

преподавателем

Иностранного языка ОГАПОУ

«Алексеевский колледж»

Алексеевка 2019

Keynes John

Maynard

Keynes John

Maynard

“The long-term perspective is a poor

adviser in current affairs. In the long run,

we are all dead. ”

The early years of John

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Keynes was born in Cambridge on June 5, 1883, in the

family of the famous economist, professor of

economics and philosophy at Cambridge University,

John Neville Keynes, and Florence Ada Brown, a

successful writer.

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In 1908 he became a professor of

economic theory. He preserves his

connection with Cambridge all his life -

until his death, this is his “academic

home”.

World War I period

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In 1930 he published his two-volume "Treatise on

Money", in which he summarized his views on the

functioning of the monetary system of capitalism.

At the start of World War I, Keynes worked as an

economic adviser at the Ministry of Finance. And at

the end of it, he, as the representative of this ministry,

participates in the Paris Peace Conference.

General theory of employment, interest and

money

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As a result of painstaking work, the

General Theory of Employment,

Interest and Money, which he

publishes in 1936, appears.

•

This is the essence of the fundamental idea

of this revolution: a mature capitalist

economy does not tend to automatically

achieve economic equilibrium, that is, to

use all the resources it has: production

facilities, labor, savings, and therefore is

subject to periodic crises, and often chronic

unemployment.

GENERAL THEORY OF EMPLOYMENT,

INTEREST AND MONEY

Period of World War II

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When World War II began, Keynes worked

as an adviser to the Ministry of Finance,

and one of the directors of the Bank of

England.

The death of Keynes and the

development of his innovation

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Keynes died in Firle (Sussex county) on April

21, 1946. But Keynes’s theory itself is still

alive. It continues to evolve in modern

conditions.

Thanks for

attention!