Editing Post-Keynesian Economics (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Post-Keynesian Economics''' — A school of economic thought that emphasizes the importance of uncertainty, time, and the role of the financial system.
* '''Fundamental Uncertainty''' — The idea that the future is "Un-calculable" (not just "Risky"), making human "Expectations" the main driver of the economy.
* '''The Minsky Moment''' — The sudden "Crash" that happens after a long period of "Good times" when everyone has borrowed too much money.
* '''Endogenous Money''' — The belief that "Banks create money" whenever they make a loan, rather than just "Lending out" the money they have in the vault.
* '''Effective Demand''' — The idea that the economy is limited by "How much people can actually buy," not by "How much we can produce."
* '''Joan Robinson''' — The brilliant female economist who was a student of Keynes and a leader of the Post-Keynesian school.
* '''Hyman Minsky''' — The economist who showed that "Stability is unstable"—the better things are, the more people take risks, which leads to a crash.
* '''Markup Pricing''' — The belief that companies don't "Let the market set prices," but instead "Set their own prices" based on their costs and their power.
* '''Path Dependency''' — The idea that "History matters"—the choices we made 50 years ago determine the options we have today.
* '''Involuntary Unemployment''' — When people want to work for the current wage but "There are no jobs," proving the market has failed.
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