On April 21, 1946, King Keynes was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his life in the United Kingdom. King Keynes was born in 1883, and in 1902 joined the Royal College of Psychology to study efficiency in mathematics. In 1906, he went on to work through the British Diplomatic Examination to study economic problems. In his first economic book, ¡°Money and Finance in India¡± was published in 1913, followed by two books, ¡°Theory of Monetary Policy¡± and ¡°Theory of Monetary Policy¡± in 1906, and in the latter two books, he began his study of the economic depression in the United Kingdom. He believed that the amount of money that caused the rise and fall of prices in 1927 and 1930 caused the fluctuation of the levels of production, and he argued that the theory of monetary policy had to be