What Was Most Likely the Cause of the Great Depression

question 193

Multiple Choice

What was most likely the cause of the Great Depression?

• A) a fall in the domestic price level, leading to an increase in the demand for imports
• B) a fall in resource prices, leading to an increase in aggregate supply
• C) an increase in unemployment, leading to a decrease in aggregate demand
• D) an increase in the domestic price level, leading to an increase in the demand for exports
• E) Economists still debate the exact causes.

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