ANALYSIS OF KEYNESIAN MODEL OF ECONOMIC REGULATION ON THE EXAMPLE OF GREAT DEPRESSION IN THE U.S. 1929-1933

Abstract

The economic crisis in 2009 again raised the question of whether the market without government intervention can ensure a high level of economic development and minimize the crisis. If not, what tools should be used for state regulation of the market economy. Returning to the analysis of practical experience of Keynesianism in this vein is necessary.