A Building That Breaks the Traditional Rules of Architecture and Borrows

question 72

Multiple Choice

A building that breaks the traditional rules of architecture and borrows liberally from several genres in order to create a new and unique style is an example of:

• A) early modernism.
• B) premodernism.
• C) modernism.
• D) postmodernism.

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Definitions:

Money Supply

The overall sum of money available in an economy at a designated moment.

Government Expenditures

Spending by government agencies on goods, services, and projects to fulfill public policies, which can influence a nation's economic performance.

Multiplier

A factor that quantifies the change in economic output resulting from a change in fiscal or monetary input.

MPC

Marginal Propensity to Consume, a measure of how much consumption changes with a change in income.