Blanchardism

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Blanchardism is a term which is often applied to the economic theories of MIT economist Olivier J. Blanchard, particularly as relates to the role of the individual consumer within the wider context of macroeconomics. Blanchardism is particularly useful in measuring determinants of unemployment in post-communist societies.

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