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It is more likely to be a classical economist , a classical economist does not prefer any government action. According to classical economists the government intervention has to be minimal in the economy like law and control. According to keynesian economists they think the economy is not smooth as the classical economist thinks , the government intervention is must for reaching full employment level of output.
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