In trying to prevent a recession or decrease the effects of a recession, a president who sought to implement Keynesian policies would most likely
A) be willing to engage in deficit spending.
B) steadfastly refuse to engage in any deficit spending.
C) oppose any policy that would redistribute income from very wealthy people to very poor people.
D) propose policies aimed at increasing stagflation.
E) oppose all welfare state programs.
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