John Maynard Keynes is often associated with government intervention, but his investment strategy reveals a die-hard capitalist, argues John Wasik. Debating the Legacy of John Maynard Keynes ...

His investing acumen explains why Keynes was skeptical of markets and favored public spending. Keynes famously took a dim view of how well unregulated markets allocate capital. "When the capital ...

Richard Deacon, author of the definitive history of the Keynes' Cambridge Apostles undergraduate boys' club, saw the personal roots of Keynes’ economics clearly. In his book The Cambridge ...