Rather Than Seeking to Balance the Budget, Keynesian Economists Argue

question 61

Multiple Choice

Rather than seeking to balance the budget, Keynesian economists argue that the government's tax and spending policies should be determined by the

• A) demand for government-provided public goods.
• B) level of aggregate demand required to achieve full employment of resources.
• C) size and quality of the labor force.
• D) need to expand or contract the supply of money.

---

Definitions:

Source Amnesia

A memory disorder where a person can recall certain information but is unable to remember how or where they came to know it.

Information

Data that are processed, organized, or structured in a given context to give it meaning or value.

Faulty Memory

The inaccuracies or distortions in a person's recollection of events, also referred to as memory errors.

Learned

Acquired knowledge or skill through education, experience, or being taught.