Multiple Choice
Why might increases in government spending be ineffective during a recession?
A) The level of aggregate demand will not affect output and employment during a recession.
B) Increases in government spending cannot stimulate aggregate demand.
C) According to the Keynesian view,fiscal policy will be largely ineffective during a recession.
D) Recessions often reflect a coordination problem related to the composition of aggregate demand,not just its level.
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