As the New Science Gained in Prestige and Became Increasingly

question 30

Multiple Choice

As the new science gained in prestige and became increasingly professional

• A)women scientists found themselves marginalized.
• B)women scientists became somewhat more prominent.
• C)women remained totally irrelevant.
• D)women scientists remained important but only in Scandinavia.
• E)education for women was severely restricted by religious tradition.

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Classical Macroeconomic Theory

A school of thought in economics that emphasizes the role of free markets in ensuring economic efficiency and suggests that government intervention in those markets should be minimal.

Real GDP

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Money Supply

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Classical Macroeconomic Theory

An economic theory that posits that markets function efficiently and that full employment is achieved when economies operate at a state of equilibrium without government intervention.