Keynesianism

Discuss whether you think it's fair for future generations to bear the debt from government spending aimed at short-term economic recovery?

What are your thoughts on the idea of reducing taxes to put more money in people’s pockets in times of financial crisis?

What are the potential pros and cons of the government playing a strong role in directing the economy?

If you were personally affected by job cuts, how might a government plan to stimulate job growth impact your view?

How might government-funded research and development during economic downturns affect your future career options?

In periods of high inflation, what measures do you think the government should take to protect your purchasing power?

How would you want the government to assist small businesses during an economic downturn, and why do you think that's important?

How might your long-term goals align with the idea of government-funded programs designed to stabilize the economy?

Would you prefer a one-time government aid during a crisis or long-lasting economic programs with gradual benefits?

How do you perceive the importance of government-run social safety nets in times of economic downturn?

If household expenses rise while income remains stagnant, what role should the government play to ease the situation?

Do you think investing in education and training programs might be a good way for governments to combat unemployment?

How critical do you think government intervention is in supporting innovation and technological advancements during a recession?

What are your thoughts on balancing immediate economic relief with the potential long-term benefits of government investments?

How would you feel about the government stepping in to boost the economy during tough times?

Would you support higher taxes to fund government programs that aim to create jobs?

Do you think government intervention is necessary to prevent recessions, or should markets self-correct?

If you started a business and sales dropped sharply in a downturn, what economic policies would you want in place?

What's your take on the government lowering taxes to increase people's spending power during tough economic times?

How do you feel about the government borrowing money to fund projects that could create jobs for you and your peers?

Share a moment when you wished there was more economic stability; what role could the government have played?

How would you feel if government spending in education and healthcare increased during a recession, benefiting you directly?

How does the thought of government intervention to lower college tuition during a recession affect your academic goals?

What sectors do you think the government should invest in during a recession, and how would that choice benefit you?

How might an increase in government spending during a down economy affect your family's ability to afford essentials?

Reflecting on your experiences, how might increased government employment training programs change your future?

What's your opinion on government-sponsored innovation contests for youth during recessions?

Have you witnessed any small businesses struggling in your area, and what type of government intervention do you think could support them?

How might your perspective on college choices change if there were more government-funded scholarships available during economic downturns?

How would you invest government funds to support your future career development during an economic slump?

Share how an economic downturn has personally affected your education or job choices, and what could have helped.

How would changes in government spending during a recession potentially impact your plans for higher education?

What are the merits and drawbacks of the government investing in digital infrastructure as a means of economic recovery?

If the government were to fund a project that could benefit you, what would it be and how would it impact your future?

What should be the priority during economic recovery: reducing taxes, creating jobs, or investing in sustainable industries?

If you had to choose, would you prefer the government to spend on immediate relief or on long-term economic solutions, and why?

Can you imagine a downside to the government not stepping in to stabilize the economy, and how might that affect people’s lives?

What is your perspective on balancing economic equity with efficiency when it comes to government intervention?

If your family's income didn't stretch as far during hard times, what type of economic policy do you feel could help?

When faced with recession, how should the government balance immediate aid with preserving funds for future crises?

What kind of support would you find most useful from the government during times of economic uncertainty?

What role do you believe the government should play in helping graduates find jobs during economic lows?

How does the idea of a government-funded safety net during financial crises make you feel about your future?

If you were to create a government program aimed at young people during a recession, what would it focus on to make the biggest impact?

If the government decided to spend more to combat unemployment, how do you think it should prioritize which jobs or industries to focus on?

In a situation where your favorite local businesses are struggling, what kind of support from the government would you find most helpful and why?

How would you feel if a government policy directly aimed at boosting economic growth positively affected your future career opportunities or educational path?

Considering the debate around government borrowing to fund its initiatives, how would you balance the benefits of such spending against the burden of national debt for future generations?

Reflecting on the global economic landscape, how important do you believe international cooperation is in the government's decision-making for economic recovery plans?

How do you envision government spending on public projects having a direct impact on your community's welfare?

How do you balance concern for national debt with the potential benefits of government spending to spur the economy?

Have you ever felt the government should do more to help people financially during tough economic periods, and why?

How do you think a balance between free-market forces and government intervention can be achieved for economic health?