Keynes Argued That the Surest Way to Bring the Economy

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Multiple Choice

Keynes argued that the surest way to bring the economy out of the Great Depression was to:

• A) keep the economy in a liquidity trap until antitrust policy could be enforced.
• B) use expansionary fiscal policy.
• C) increase taxes and spend less.
• D) leave the economy alone, and flexible wages and prices would eventually lead to increases in income and employment.

Characterize different categories of psychoactive drugs and their effects on the user.

Explore the nature and characteristics of REM sleep and its role in the sleep cycle.

Identify and understand the specific stages and key aspects of prenatal development.

Recognize the effects and risks associated with teratogens during pregnancy.

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Definitions:

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