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Keynesianism Again Interview with Lawrence Klein

Nobel laureate Lawrence Klein was a leading Keynesian in the 1960s. As the nation discusses tax cuts, few economists could provide a more insightful analysis of the evolution of Keynesianism over the past four decades. Professor Klein believes fiscal stimulus works, but we must balance monetary and fiscal policy for optimal results.