What is another word for keynesian?
Pronunciation: [kiːnˈiːzi͡ən] (IPA) 
Keynesian economics is a term used to describe an economic theory pioneered by John Maynard Keynes. The central tenet of this economic theory is that the government should intervene in times of economic stress to stabilize the economy. Synonyms for the word "keynesian" may include the terms interventionist, activist, control-oriented, pragmatic, and monetarist. Interventionist refers to an economic system in which the government plays an active role in controlling the market. Activist pertains to a policy that actively works to bring about change. Control-oriented refers to a system or policy that seeks to control economic conditions. Pragmatic refers to a practical approach to problem-solving, while monetarist refers to a school of thought in economics that emphasizes the role of monetary policy in determining the health of the economy.
