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Keynesian vs Classical Thinking

Keynesian In the long run we re all dead Markets can fail Sticky wages downwards reduces power of price mechanism to help economy to adjust Unemployment can persist Animal spirits An increase in gov t spending will boost growth ( priming the pump) Demand-side measures to boost the economy Regulation can help Why the resurgence in this debate? The debt crisis in many developed economies The Euro area crisis The UK Coalition government focus on fiscal austerity vs Labour party fiscal stimulus Activity 1 Classical Summarise the key arguments of each participant below: Clear distinction between SR and LR Markets will clear efficiently and the price mechanism is effective The economy tends towards full employment An increase in gov t spending will crowd out private sector inflationary pressure and no growth Supply side measures to boost the economy Let individuals make decisions ( laissez faire) Less regulation is better Watch this clip from a Newsnight debate on whether austerity is always the best policy: www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-18281669 Paul Krugman Jon Moulton Andrea Leadsom

Spain to miss budget targets, says IMF Viewpoint: Why the young should welcome austerity Is austerity always the best policy? You can t solve debt with more debt Greece holds key elections over EU bailout UK recession made in Downing Street Germany s Merkel urges Greek commitment to austerity Activity 2 Have I Got News For You Krugman: Austerity is deeply destructive Ed Balls warns of cuts catastrophe The news is dominated by discussions of continued austerity and freedom for markets (a more Classical view) versus the need for further fiscal stimulus (a more Keynesian view). Some recent news headlines are shown above. Your task is to collect as many news headlines as you can, from newspapers or the internet, and sort them into two piles one supporting the Keynesian perspective and one supporting the Classical perspective. Keynes Quotes Capitalism is the astounding belief that the Wickedest of men will do the most wickedest of things for the greatest good of everyone Long run is a misleading guide to current affairs. In the long run we are all dead The ideas of economists and political philosophers, both when they are right and when they are wrong, are more powerful than is commonly understood. Indeed the world is ruled by little else. Practical men, who believe themselves to be quite exempt from any intellectual influence, are usually the slaves of some defunt economist The outstanding faults of the economic society in which we live are its failure to provide for full employment and its arbitrary and inequitable distribution of wealth and incomes Once doubt begins it spreads rapidly I expect to see the state...taking an ever greater responsibility for directly organising investment

Activity 3 Keynes/Hayek rap bingo 1 Watch the following two raps (and the short gift clip) on YouTube: The Boom and Bust Cycle - www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0nertfo-sk Fight of the Century - www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtqnarzmtoc Hayek s gift - www.youtube.com/watch?v=owitkj0x_wo&feature=relmfu 2 Look at the key phrases below that appear in the two raps. Decide which words/thoughts belong to Keynes and which words/thoughts belong to Hayek highlight them in different colours. Road to Serfdom WW2 cut short the Great Depression Political incentives ruin growth The economy is organic Set markets free We need to produce what people want We need more government spending Laissez-faire Fiscal policy s timulates the economy We need to plan for ourselves Effective multiplier Fiscal policy stimulates the economy In the long run we re all dead Trade-off between government spending & consumer spending Government spending provides a spark for the economy We need more oversight of markets Sticky wages Credit expansion is key for growth State intervention can counter depression Steer markets Don t wait to act Entrepreneurship is essential The circular flow of income Government spending is not free Animal spirits The General Theory Malthus Say Hicks Von Mises Austerity Spending keeps flowing

Activity 4 the impact of government spending (fiscal stimulus) 1 The following diagram illustrates the Keynesian perspective on the impact of increased government spending for the economy. Your task is to complete the analysis paragraph underneath the diagram, using the suggested words. Key words Analysis paragraph Price level B Government spending is a of aggregate. An increase in government spending can also be called a stimulus. Such a stimulus increases AD, shifting AD to AD1, assuming. The Keynesian view is that most economies operate with capacity, because markets often do not. Therefore this increase in AD causes an increase in GDP from Y to Y1. This growth has a minimal effect on pressures because of spare capacity i.e. the economy operates at less than full. This spare capacity ensures that out is less likely to occur, as there are under-used factors of production. Keynesians also believe that the impact on the level of economic growth will be further because of the effect i.e. a boost to aggregate demand stimulates further rounds of. This is another reason why fiscal stimulus is so effective. AD AS AD1 Y Y1 Real GDP spending multiplier inflationary spare increased ceteris paribus real fiscal employment crowding clear component

2 The following diagram illustrates the Classical perspective on the impact of increased government spending for the economy. Your task is to complete the analysis paragraph underneath the diagram, using the suggested words. Key words Analysis paragraph Price level P2 P1 P LRAS SRAS1 The economy is initially operating at employment. A fiscal increases AD, shifting AD to AD1. The output gap is achieved by factors of production being used beyond their normal, which allows real GDP to increase to Y1. This is only a temporary increase, however, because the resulting demand for raw materials and factors of production causes their prices to. This increases business costs of production, causing aggregate supply to fall, shifting SRAS to SRAS1. This returns the economy to its full level of output at Yfe. However, the fiscal stimulus has caused an increase in the level, from P to P2 overall. This increase in the cost of raw materials and factors of production acts to out investment and expansion by the sector. AD AD1 SRAS Yfe Y1 Real GDP rise stimulus full price private positive excess employment short run crowd capacity