The "Collectivist Consensus" in Britain Refers to

question 35

Multiple Choice

The "collectivist consensus" in Britain refers to

• A) the coalition of left-wing parties that created today's Labour Party.
• B) the European socialist movement that inspired British policy in the 1930s.
• C) a general agreement in the post-World War II decades about the role of government.
• D) the Keynesian economic theory about government's role in maintaining economic stability.
• E) uniform policy-making procedures throughout the British Empire.

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