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Keynes advocated that Fiscal Policy was a more powerful tool. this is mainly due to the fact that at the time he lived there were very few central banks that were truly independent from the government. The central bank had to be independent for monetary policy to function properly.
Keynes did not address monetary policy and this is one of the main distinctions between him and Friedman.

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Q: How did John Maynard Keynes influence monetary policy?
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