When Classical Economists of the 1930s Looked at the Great

question 16

Multiple Choice

When Classical economists of the 1930s looked at the Great Depression, they:

• A)lacked a good explanation of why it was happening.
• B)suggested wages were too flexible.
• C)blamed it on activist fiscal and monetary policies.
• D)thought it was a result of prices adjusting too quickly.

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