Which of the Following Economic Statements Would a Keynesian Economist

question 99

Multiple Choice

Which of the following economic statements would a Keynesian economist tend to support?

• A) It is never necessary for the government to intervene in the economy.
• B) The primary determinant of economic growth is long-run aggregate supply.
• C) The long run is much more important than the short run.
• D) Savings is a drain on demand.
• E) Prices tend to be flexible.

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