Keynesian economic theory suggests:

A. Reducing government involvement in the free-market economy.

B. Proposing long-term solutions in order to create wider swings in the business cycle.

C. A more permanent government involvement in the banking system, even creating a national banking system that owns and operates most of the global and regional banks.

D. Short-term increases in government spending to stimulate the economy.

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Owen Travis

24 July, 01:05

Keynesian economic theory suggests:

A. Reducing government involvement in the free-market economy.

B. Proposing long-term solutions in order to create wider swings in the business cycle.

C. A more permanent government involvement in the banking system, even creating a national banking system that owns and operates most of the global and regional banks.

D. Short-term increases in government spending to stimulate the economy.

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Hailie Lynch · Answer 1

Answer: Keynesian economic theory suggests "D. Short-term increases in government spending to stimulate the economy".

Explanation: Keynesian economic theory focused on the analysis of the causes and consequences of the variations in aggregate demand and its relations with the level of employment and income. Keynes' final interest was to try to provide national or international institutions with power to control the economy in times of recession or crisis. This control was exercised through government spending, that is, fiscal policy to stimulate the economy.