The Economist That Warned That Any Attempt to Alleviate the Great

question 33

Multiple Choice

The economist that warned that any attempt to alleviate the Great Depression with expansionary monetary policy "would, in the end, lead to a collapse worse than the one it was called in to remedy" was:

• A) John Maynard Keynes.
• B) Milton Friedman.
• C) Wesley Mitchel.
• D) Joseph Schumpeter.

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Understand the various biases that can affect performance appraisals.

Recognize the importance and goals of appraisal interviews.

Learn how to manage and mitigate biases in performance appraisal processes.