Mark Levene defines massacre historically as involving the murder of more than one individual, within an outrageous moral deficiency : " Although it is not possible to set unalterable rules about when multiple murders become massacres.
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High-strung and sometimes hysterical, Haigh-Wood suffered from a hormonal imbalance that never was diagnosed properly by her doctors, who blamed her physical problems and mood swings on what they called " moral deficiency " and prescribed medications that only seemed to worsen her condition.
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Keynes's theory overturned the mainstream thought of the time and brought about a greater awareness of structural inadequacies : problems such as unemployment, for example, are not viewed as a result of moral deficiencies like laziness, but rather result from imbalances in demand and whether the economy was expanding or contracting.
