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The Keynesian school of thought emerged during the Great Depression, advocating for government intervention to manage aggregate demand and stabilize the economy, contrasting with neoclassical economics that believed in self-regulating markets. Keynes emphasized the importance of fiscal and monetary policies to combat unemployment and economic downturns, challenging traditional views on free trade and labor markets. Overall, Keynesian economics focuses on demand-side factors, psychological influences on econ
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