Describe Keynesian Economics as it pertains to GDP
What would be an ideal response?
Be sure to include:
What does Keynes say about consumption and savings/dis-savings?
What does Keynes say about Investment and interest rates Depletion/ accumulation?
What does Keynes say about Government?
Economics
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a. poll tax b. progressive tax c. unit tax d. income tax e. property tax
Economics
When jobs are easy to find, wage increases are frequently given, and businesses are doing well, the economy is most likely in a(n):
A. expansion. B. surplus. C. depression. D. recession.
Economics