Economics (AS & A Level) · Oct / Nov 2022 · Paper 33 · Question 25
9708Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply analysis
Keynesian and Monetarist economists believe different things about the way the economy works. Which combination is correct?
- AKeynesian: decreasing AD will always lead to an increase in economic growth; Monetarist: economic growth is achieved using fiscal policy
- BKeynesian: increasing AD brings the economy out of recession; Monetarist: the economy always tends to full employment in the long run
- CKeynesian: increasing AD will always lead to increased employment; Monetarist: economic growth is achieved by cutting taxation
- DKeynesian: increasing AS brings the economy out of recession; Monetarist: full employment will always be achieved in the long run
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Correct answer: B. Keynesian: increasing AD brings the economy out of recession; Monetarist: the economy always tends to full employment in the long run
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