Monetarists Can Be Described as a Group of Macroeconomists Who

question 3

Multiple Choice

Monetarists can be described as a group of macroeconomists who

• A) emphasize the importance of the federal government's involvement in the economy to dampen the harmful effects of the business cycle.
• B) emphasize the importance of the money supply as a determinant of macroeconomic activity.
• C) tend to view government spending and taxation policy as the chief means of stabilizing the economy.
• D) feel that money should not be created in the private banking system,but only by government.

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