Coordination needed for economic stability from "summary" of The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money by John Maynard Keynes
In the complex web of economic activities, a certain degree of coordination is necessary for maintaining stability. Without this coordination, there is a risk of imbalances that can lead to fluctuations in employment, interest rates, and overall economic output. This coordination involves various factors such as government policies, business decisions, and consumer behavior.
Government policies play a crucial role in ensuring economic stability. For instance, fiscal and monetary policies need to be aligned to prevent overheating or stagnation in the economy. If these policies are not coordinated effectively, it can result in inflation or recession, leading to uncertainty and volatility in the market.
Similarly, business decisions also need to be coordinated to avoid mismatches...
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