Which of the following policy according to Keynes is best suited to stimulate an economy that is experiencing a downturn in the business cycle?
(a)A contractionary monetary policy
(b)A contractionary fiscal policy
(c)An expansionary fiscal policy
(d)An expansionary monetary policy
The vertical portion of the aggregate supply curve or AS curve in Figure#1is:
(a)The long run supply curve
(b)The point of full employment GDP
(c)The point of full capacity utilization
(d)All of the above
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at:
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AD3.
None of these.
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