What Was the Most Common Initial Response of Governments to the Great

question 26

Multiple Choice

What was the most common initial response of governments to the Great Depression?

• A)Raise taxes, cut expenditures, and balance the budget
• B)Lower taxes and increase spending to stimulate the economy
• C)Change nothing and let the market heal itself
• D)Lower tariffs to stimulate international trade
• E)Reverting to Keynes theories of rationale government intervention

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