According to Keynesian Coordination Failure Theory, the Primary Causes of Business

question 3

Multiple Choice

According to Keynesian coordination failure theory, the primary causes of business cycles are

• A) monetary factors.
• B) technology shocks.
• C) waves of self-fulfilling optimism and pessimism.
• D) fiscal shocks.
• E) shocks to aggregate demand.

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