Keynesians Are More Likely to Propose

question 49

Multiple Choice

Keynesians are more likely to propose

• A) contractionary monetary policy to eliminate an inflationary gap than expansionary monetary policy to eliminate a recessionary gap.
• B) contractionary monetary policy to eliminate a recessionary gap than contractionary monetary policy to eliminate an inflationary gap.
• C) expansionary monetary policy to eliminate a recessionary gap than contractionary monetary policy to eliminate an inflationary gap.
• D) none of the above; instead,Keynesians are as likely to propose expansionary monetary policy to eliminate a recessionary gap as they are to propose contractionary monetary policy to eliminate an inflationary gap.

Understand the difference between position power and personal power in leadership and influence attempts.

Learn the strategic use of different power tactics, including coercion and rational persuasion.

Identify the various tactics for gaining compliance, such as ingratiation, personal appeals, and exchange.

Explore the effectiveness of core power tactics and their impact on influence processes.

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