How Did John Maynard Keynes Refer to Economics

question 82

Multiple Choice

How did John Maynard Keynes refer to economics?

• A) as an easy subject at which very few excel
• B) as an easy subject, but not as easy as philosophy or the pure sciences
• C) as an easy subject, which very few can enjoy
• D) as an easy subject, which deals primarily with common sense

---

Definitions:

Prior Incidents

prior incidents refer to events or situations that have happened in the past, often used as reference points in decision-making or assessing risk.

Arbitration

A form of alternative dispute resolution where a neutral third party, the arbitrator, makes a decision to resolve a dispute, often used in labor disputes to avoid court litigation.

Court Hearing

A proceeding before a judge or judicial officer in which legal issues, evidences, and arguments are presented to determine a solution to a legal dispute.

Conflict Resolution

A process of resolving disputes or disagreements between parties, often involving negotiation, mediation, or arbitration to achieve a peaceful solution.