著名的凯恩斯主义经济学家保罗•萨缪尔森对凯恩斯主义做了一个较为客观的解

著名的凯恩斯主义经济学家保罗•萨缪尔森对凯恩斯主义做了一个较为客观的解释。他认为凯恩斯主义刺激消费以促进经济增长的政策，只有在还有资源没有得到利用的情况下才有效果。美国战后20多年的刺激消费政策，把投资和消费都带动起来了，经济迅速增长，渐渐地，所有资源都得到了利用，但继续实行刺激消费政策，不但没有预期的效果，反而形成了通货膨胀，导致滞胀和通胀共存的现象。

結果 (英文) 1:

The famous Keynesian economist Paul Samuelson on Keynesian • made a more objective interpretation. He believes that Keynesian stimulus spending to promote economic growth policies, not only has the resources to take advantage of the case will be effective. 20 years of American postwar policies to stimulate consumption, the investment and consumption have brought up a rapid economic growth, gradually, all resources have been used, but continue to implement policies to stimulate consumption, has not the desired effect, but the formation of a currency swell, causing stagnation and inflation coexistence phenomenon.

結果 (英文) 2:

The famous doctrine economist Keynes Paul Samuelson made a more objective interpretation of the Keynes doctrine. He believes that Keynes's stimulus spending to promote economic growth policy, and resources are not only in the circumstances to effect. The United States after the 20 years of policies to stimulate consumption, investment and consumption have brought up, rapid economic growth, gradually, all resources are being used, but continue to implement policies to stimulate consumption, not the desired effect, but the formation of the inflation, the lead lag inflation and inflation coexist.

結果 (英文) 3:

Prominent Keynesian economist Paul Samuelson Keynesian made a more objective explanation. He believed that Keynesian policy to stimulate consumption in order to promote economic growth, only in the context of untapped resources to handle. United States stimulating consumption policy for more than 20 years after the war, drive up investment and consumption, rapid economic growth, gradually, all resources are being used, but continue to exercise stimulating consumption policy, instead of the expected results, instead the formation of inflation, leading to coexistence of stagnation and inflation.