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Keynes
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English
Etymology
Alteration of en xno Kahaignae, fro Chaiines Cahagnes, now a commune in Normandy.
Pronunciation
en /keɪnz/ /kiːnz/
en eɪnz iːnz 1
en canes keens
Proper noun
en English Old French.
John Maynard Keynes, English economist
Derived terms
en Ashton Keynes Horsted Keynes Keynes effect Keynesian Milton Keynes
Related terms
en anti-Keynesian antiKeynesian Keynesianism Keynesianize Keynesianization neo-Keynesian New Keynesian new-Keynesian New-Keynesian Newkeynesian non-Keynesian Old Keynesian post-Keynesian pro-Keynesian pseudo-Keynesian quasi-Keynesian semi-Keynesian unKeynesian
Translations
transliterations of the surname
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 凱恩斯 Kǎi'ēnsī
Japanese: ja ケインズ Keinzu
Korean: ko ^케인스
Russian: ru Кейнс m f
See also
Cahagnes
References
Skidelsky, Robert, John Maynard Keynes: The Economist at Savior, 1920-1937, 1992, page 215.
Anagrams
en eeknsy kneesy
en Individuals
Italian
Etymology
it :bor en:Keynes
it en Keynes.
Pronunciation
Kéyns<r:DiPI>
Proper noun
mfbysense
it en surname
References