In Keynes, investment doesn't require a pool of savings because:

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S=>I

I=>S

banks provide finance

government will pay

Keynes showed that the economy could be in macro equilibrium with:

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persistent output

persistent investment

persistent income

persistent unemployment

In Keynes, I => S through changes in:

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investment

effective demand

savings

interest rate

In neoclassical economics S => I through changes in:

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savings

investment

interest rate

income

For Keynes, separation of ownership and management makes investment more:

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volatile

calculable

measurable

viable

Keynes criticized neoclassical economics for assuming income is constant when determining:

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consumption

investment

savings

employment