The Monetarist View Gained Adherents in the Late 1960s Because

question 54

Multiple Choice

The monetarist view gained adherents in the late 1960s because

• A) of the obvious difficulty in using fiscal policy to restrain spending.
• B) the 1968 surtax was effective in reducing inflation.
• C) it was demonstrated empirically that MV = PQ.
• D) at the time the U.S. economy was stagnant.
• E) Keynesians and monetarists finally agreed on the line of causation between the money supply and GDP.

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