Endogenous Money Theory Revolutionizes Understanding of Macroeconomics and Growth
The article discusses various perspectives on money, macroeconomics, and Keynesian economics. Researchers explore different theories and debates surrounding the role of money in economic systems. They analyze historical views on inflation, the concept of endogenous money, and the impact of financial development on economic growth. Key findings include insights on Keynes' theories of finance, the importance of aggregate demand in economic policy, and the implications of different currencies on global economies.