The Economic History of the World
Perhaps the oldest disagreement in macroeconomic theory is between classical or neoclassical economists and so-called Keynesian or demand management economists. Their disagreements are central to understanding contemporary economic theory as well as the economic history of the world. You will begin by discussing the key differences between the two models of macroeconomies and will then assess the relative strengths and weaknesses of the two theories. Finally, you will look at how recent approaches seek to draw from both fields in order to provides the fullest understanding of economies.
Host: We have a range of “Economic History of the World” masterclass hosts, all Oxbridge-educated Economists with a range of experience across industry. The host will be confirmed upon booking.
Duration: Suggested 1-2 hrs depending on the level of detail desired.
Perhaps the oldest disagreement in macroeconomic theory is between classical or neoclassical economists and so-called Keynesian or demand management economists. Their disagreements are central to understanding contemporary economic theory as well as the economic history of the world. You will begin by discussing the key differences between the two models of macroeconomies and will then assess the relative strengths and weaknesses of the two theories. Finally, you will look at how recent approaches seek to draw from both fields in order to provides the fullest understanding of economies.
Host: We have a range of “Economic History of the World” masterclass hosts, all Oxbridge-educated Economists with a range of experience across industry. The host will be confirmed upon booking.
Duration: Suggested 1-2 hrs depending on the level of detail desired.
Perhaps the oldest disagreement in macroeconomic theory is between classical or neoclassical economists and so-called Keynesian or demand management economists. Their disagreements are central to understanding contemporary economic theory as well as the economic history of the world. You will begin by discussing the key differences between the two models of macroeconomies and will then assess the relative strengths and weaknesses of the two theories. Finally, you will look at how recent approaches seek to draw from both fields in order to provides the fullest understanding of economies.
Host: We have a range of “Economic History of the World” masterclass hosts, all Oxbridge-educated Economists with a range of experience across industry. The host will be confirmed upon booking.
Duration: Suggested 1-2 hrs depending on the level of detail desired.
