Neither are you, I guess. Keynes also suggested running surpluses in times of growth to counteract it, but it seems policy makers didn't really get that half o

Neither are you, I guess. Keynes also suggested running surpluses in times of growth to counteract it, but it seems policy makers didn't really get that half of it. That the results of "Keynesian" economic policy as practiced by politicians and actual Keynesian policy differ in outcome is about as obvious as the fact that alternating the gas and brakes in your car will have a different result than smashing the accelerator and never letting go.