postkeynésiennes
Post-Keynesian economics is a school of heterodox economic thought that builds upon the work of John Maynard Keynes but diverges from mainstream Keynesianism. Key tenets of post-Keynesianism include a focus on uncertainty, the role of money and finance, and the importance of historical time. Unlike neoclassical synthesis approaches that often treat uncertainty as mere risk, post-Keynesians emphasize radical uncertainty, where future outcomes are fundamentally unknowable and not reducible to probabilities.
They highlight the endogenous nature of money, arguing that money is not merely a neutral medium of
Key figures associated with post-Keynesian economics include Joan Robinson, Nicholas Kaldor, Hyman Minsky, and Paul Davidson.