John Maynard Keynes

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academic author civil servant economist human macroeconomist

John Maynard Keynes was a British economist whose revolutionary ideas about government intervention in the economy profoundly shaped modern macroeconomics and policies adopted during and after the Great Depression.

Aliases (3)

John Maynard Keynes, 1st Baron Keynes ×1
Keynes ×1
Lord Keynes ×1

Statements (70)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	academic → author → civil servant → economist → human → macroeconomist →
almaMater	University of Cambridge →
birthDate	1883-06-05 →
birthPlace	Cambridge, England →
causeOfDeath	heart attack →
countryOfCitizenship	United Kingdom →
deathDate	1946-04-21 →
deathPlace	Tilton, Firle, Sussex, England →
educatedAt	Eton College → King's College, Cambridge →
employer	British Treasury → University of Cambridge →
familyName	Keynes →
fieldOfWork	economics → macroeconomics → political economy → probability theory →
fullName	John Maynard Keynes, 1st Baron Keynes →
givenName	John →
honorificTitle	Baron Keynes of Tilton →
ideology	liberalism → social liberalism →
influenced	Keynesian economic policy → New Keynesian economics → fiscal policy during recessions → modern macroeconomics → post-war economic policy in Western countries → welfare state development →
influencedBy	Alfred Marshall → Arthur Cecil Pigou → Thomas Robert Malthus →
knownFor	Keynesian economics → advocacy of government intervention in the economy → employment theory → liquidity preference theory of interest → the concept of aggregate demand → the multiplier concept in macroeconomics →
language	English →
marriageDate	1925-08-04 →
memberOf	Bloomsbury Group → British Liberal Party → King's College, Cambridge →
middleName	Maynard →
nationality	British →
notableWork	A Tract on Monetary Reform → A Treatise on Money → A Treatise on Probability → The Economic Consequences of the Peace → The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money →
participatedIn	Bretton Woods Conference → negotiations of the Treaty of Versailles →
peerage	Baron in the Peerage of the United Kingdom →
positionHeld	Fellow of King's College, Cambridge → Treasury official, British government → advisor to the British government → editor of The Economic Journal →
proposed	International Clearing Union →
religion	agnosticism →
residence	Cambridge, England →
roleInEvent	chief British negotiator at Bretton Woods Conference →
sexualOrientation	bisexual →
spouse	Lydia Lopokova →
theory	counter-cyclical fiscal policy → deficit spending during economic downturns → government management of aggregate demand →

Referenced by (61)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bretton Woods system → Gregory Mankiw → Gunnar Myrdal → Hugh Gaitskell → Jan Tinbergen → John Kenneth Galbraith → John R. Hicks → Leon H. Keyserling → Michael Woodford → Nicholas Kaldor → Trygve Haavelmo →	influencedBy
A Revision of the Treaty → A Tract on Monetary Reform → A Treatise on Money → A Treatise on Probability → Book I: Fundamental Ideas → Book II: Fundamental Theorems → Book III: Induction and Analogy → Essays in Biography → The Economic Consequences of the Peace → The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money →	author
A System of Logic → Alfred Marshall → Arthur Cecil Pigou → Principles of Political Economy → Principles of Political Economy → Thomas Malthus → Thomas Malthus →	influenced
Charleston Farmhouse → Duncan Grant → Gordon Square, London → Maynard → Thoby Stephen → Tilton, Firle, Sussex, England →	associatedWith
Lydia Lopokova → Lydia Lopokova → Lydia Lopokova ("Lord Keynes") →	spouse
Baron Keynes of Tilton → Keynesian economics →	namedAfter
Cambridge Apostles → The Apostles →	notableMember
Bancor →	conceptionBy
Bancor →	designedBy
International Clearing Union →	designer
John Maynard Keynes ("Keynes") →	familyName
Cambridge Arts Theatre →	foundedBy
John Maynard Keynes ("John Maynard Keynes, 1st Baron Keynes") →	fullName
University of Cambridge →	hasAlumnus
Baron Keynes of Tilton →	hasFirstHolder
Great Depression →	hasKeyFigure
Bloomsbury Group →	hasMember
New Statesman →	hasNotableContributor
Lydia Lopokova →	hasSpouse
Baron Keynes of Tilton →	hasTitleHolder
Maynard →	isMiddleNameOf
United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference →	keyPerson
Hogarth Press →	notableAuthorPublished
Lydia Lopokova →	notableRelative
Baron Keynes of Tilton →	usedBy
Book II: Fundamental Theorems →	workOf
A Treatise on Money →	writtenBy