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Institute for Economic Analysis (IEA)

IEA (a 501(c)(3)) focuses mainly on money and credit analysis. Aims to 'complete the Keynesian Revolution' by an innovative CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK for functional integration of NIPA and FOFA national accounts -- for a credible and easier to understand ECONOMIC SCIENCE for macro analysis and coordination of policy tools for stable full employment growth.

ECONOMICS, economic science, ECONOMIC THEORY, MACROECONOMICS, macroeconomic theory, economic analysis, economic concepts, economic model, monetary theory, money demand, money velocity, money growth, money concepts, Keynes, Keynesian theory, business cycle theory, economic balance, structural balance, structural relationships, inflation, money-flow analysis, credit flows, financial saving, saving, investment, market power, income distribution, income and wealth, ECONOMIC POLICY, economic policy coordination, monetary policy, fiscal policy, federal budget policy, full-employment budget, standardized-employment budget, federal deficit, federal debt, Social Security, Social Security Trust Fund, Social Security crisis, Social Security reform, inflation control, full employment, potential GDP, Federal Reserve, balanced budget amendment, economic stimulants, economic stabilization, soft-landing policy, Full-employment and balanced-growth act of 1978, Humphrey-Hawkins Act, ECONOMIC RESEARCH, empirical , economic research collaboration, economic charts, ECONOMIC ACCOUNTS, national income and product accounts, Flow of Funds Accounts, ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS, business cycle, depression, recession, economic growth, leading indicators, sustainable growth, economic forecasting, INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS, international finance, International Monetary Fund, world economy, Euroland, Euro, Asian economic crisis, Japanese economy, stock market, corporate borrowing, consumer credit, business investment

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