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Keynesian Theory and Stagflation

Ambar Ghosh, Chandana Ghosh

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Stagflation following oil shocks in the 70s and early 80s in the oil im-porting countries saw the demise of the Keynesian theory on the ground that it is inconsistent with stagflation. This paper shows that the above claim is baseless.

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Stagflation following oil shocks in the 70s and early 80s in the oil im-porting countries saw the demise of the Keynesian theory on the ground that it is inconsistent with stagflation. This paper shows that the above claim is baseless.

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Stagflation following oil shocks in the 70s and early 80s in the oil im-porting countries saw the demise of the Keynesian theory on the ground that it is inconsistent with stagflation. This paper shows that the above claim is baseless.

Key concepts: Stagflation, Keynesian economics, Demise, Economics, Political science, Law, Monetary policy

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