Before the Great Depression of the 1930s, Most Economists Believed

question 15

Multiple Choice

Before the Great Depression of the 1930s, most economists believed that

• A)only active government policy could prevent recessions or inflation.
• B)a capitalist economy had a natural tendency to cure recessions or inflation.
• C)a capitalist economy had a natural tendency to inflation.
• D)recessions and depressions were inevitable until the economy broke down completely.

Understand the development and controversy surrounding social policies, including affirmative action and rights movements.

Interpret the influence of media and communication advances on American politics and culture.

Trace the origins and assess the impact of significant foreign policy events and challenges faced by the United States.

Evaluate the changes in the American political landscape, including the rise of conservatism and changes in electoral behavior.

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Definitions:

Receiver

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The result of manufacturing or creating goods and services through the combination of various resources.

Consumed

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