The General Theory
by John Maynard Keynes · Keynes
Keynes's 1936 argument that aggregate demand, not wage flexibility, determines employment, introducing liquidity preference, the multiplier, and the marginal efficiency of capital. Reading it shows where modern demand-side macroeconomics and fiscal-stimulus arguments originate.
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