What Is the Most Compelling Evidence for the Keynesian Interpretation

question 33

Multiple Choice

What is the most compelling evidence for the Keynesian interpretation of the Great Depression?

• A) Increases in both the interest rate and the quantity of money.
• B) Decreases in both the interest rate and the quantity of money
• C) An increase in the interest rate and a decrease in the quantity of money.
• D) A decrease in the interest rate and an increase in the quantity of money.

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