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PART I FROM LOANABLE FUNDS TO LIQUIDITY PREFERENCE

PART I FROM LOANABLE FUNDS TO LIQUIDITY PREFERENCE.

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PART I FROM LOANABLE FUNDS TO LIQUIDITY PREFERENCE

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  1. PART IFROM LOANABLE FUNDSTO LIQUIDITY PREFERENCE

  2. Keynes believed that saving was detrimental to the economy. Saving simply means not spending; and spending, in his view, is what drives the economy. People may intend to save more, but the effect of their increased thrift is to cause output and income to fall. Wanting to save more gets translated into actually earning less. This is Keynes’ Paradox of Thrift.

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