Abstract
The article considers the application of the Keynesian model of aggregate demand – inflationary adjustment on the example of data analysis of changes in the macroeconomic parameters of the economic development of the Russian Federation. It describes and proves the relationship between the level of gross domestic product, total domestic consumption, investment and net exports due to changes in the amount of public procurement in different periods. The theoretical justifications for the model’s action due to changes in the inflationary setting are revealed, and the assumption about changes in inflation due to changes in the gross domestic product is expressed and verified (the reverse situation). The theoretical conclusions are supported by appropriate graphical methods of presenting information for greater clarity.
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