Jackson50 on 17 March 2009
| jv103 said: It is true most of them say "Not all Economists agree," I think this is a big seller right now, and factually true: not all economists agree. However, I'm having trouble finding who does agree, besides Krugman, Sachs and the other more liberal economists. |
Contrary to what Tyagi and Mafoo say, most do not agree on a solution. This is a contentious issue which has divided economists. As these two lists indicate, there is an equal number of advocates for a Keynesian solution and a more classical solution.
*Interesting information alert* Marek Kolar (first list) was, once upon a time, my economics professor.
