Keynesian’S Explanation Of New Zealand’S Macroeconomic Conditions By Jin Woo Lee
1.0 Introduction
New Zealand’s macroeconomic conditions can be measured and explained by various economic theories.
However, Keynesian’s explanation of a country’s economy to be in the middle ground of laissez faire market and planned economy with a little treat of government intervention seemed best suited to analyse New Zealand’s macro economy.
Furthermore, as New Zealand’s economy may be heading towards possible recession period regardless of record low unemployment rate may be best explained by examining the capacity of New Zealand’s economy. Ability of New Zealand economy to produce goods and services determined by to what extent the capacity is utilized. It is an underlying fundamental for the Keynesian frame work.
In order to evaluate the economic conditions using Keynesian theory, certain economic indicators are chosen to assist the process.
2.0 Theoretical Basis
Keynesian system
Keynes’s uses aggregate demand and supply to find the equilibrium......
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