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John Maynard Keynes believed that governments should increase spending in order to

A
increase prices.
B
increase supply.
C
decrease demand.
D
increase demand.
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producers
B
consumers
C
government
D
prices
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free enterprise
B
government regulation
C
Keynesian economics
D
monetary policy
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A government might enact expansionary spending when it is trying to

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increase aggregate demand for goods.
B
decrease aggregate demand for goods.
C
slow an economic expansion.
D
lower a budget deficit.
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What are the goals when a government uses expansionary monetary policy? Check all that apply.increasing its money supply to boost the economydecreasing its money supply to slow the economyincreasing its money supply to speed business expansiondecreasing its money supply to curb business expansiondecreasing its interest rates to increase investment spending

A
increasing its money supply to boost the economy
B
decreasing its money supply to slow the economy
C
increasing its money supply to speed business expansion
D
decreasing its money supply to curb business expansion
E
decreasing its interest rates to increase investment spending
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The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money was written by

A
John Maynard Keynes.
B
Adam Smith.
C
Milton Friedman.
D
Friedrich August von Hayek.
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Which best summarizes the philosophical difference between economists John Maynard Keynes and Adam Smith?

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Keynes said government was the key to solving economic issues, while Smith believed government should take a hands-off approach.
B
Smith said government was the key to solving economic issues, while Keynes believed government should take a hands-off approach.
C
Smith believed in an "invisible hand" with which government pushes the economy, while Keynes did not agree with this idea.
D
Keynes believed in an "invisible hand" with which consumers push the economy, while Smith did not agree with this idea.
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Friedrich Hayek believed that

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behaviors could be easily predicted.
B
individuals could not influence the economy.
C
the economy is simply explained through behaviors.
D
the economy is too complicated to apply aggregates.
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The graph shows how individuals affect economic growth.

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They work in their own self-interest.
B
They work as part of a unified group.
C
They work to influence the money supply.
D
They work to influence the economy.

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