Principles of Economics
Philip Leatherwood, Lecturer
Kazakhstan Institute of Management, Economics, and Strategic Planning
6 February, 2001
Announcements
Extra Tutorials scheduled for Tuesdays, 18.15, Hall # 9
Deadline for presentation applications is this Friday, 9 February.
Lecture
- Classical determination of
- employment
- output
- growth
- The Great Depression and Keynesian Economics--
Empirical evidence contradicts the classical theory
- Agricultural prices lead to decreased demand
- bank problems
- stock market crash
- trade restrictions
III. The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money
- Break-down of the financial sector
- Investment is autonomous
- Output is demand-determined
- "In the long run we are all dead."
- The Income-Expenditures Model
For Next Time:
Be able to graph, solve, and explain the income-expenditures model, iuncluding the concepts of the expenditures and tax multipiers, and fiscal policy.