The Basic Keynesian Model Is Built on the Key Assumption

question 47

Multiple Choice

The basic Keynesian model is built on the key assumption that:

• A)menu costs are not significant.
• B)firms meet the demand for their products at preset prices.
• C)firms price their products so as to see a preset quantity of output.
• D)prices are prevented from changing frequently by government regulations.The basic Keynesian model assumes prices are fixed in the short run.

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