A person who opposes the deliberate use of fiscal and monetary policies is called a(n)
A) Keynesian.
B) fiscalist.
C) nonactivist.
D) activist.

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A person who opposes the deliberate use of fiscal and monetary policies is a nonactivist. A Keynesian would support the use of such policies to stabilize the economy. A fiscalist is someone who advocates for government spending, and an activist is someone who promotes political or social change through direct action.

A Person Who Opposes the Deliberate Use of Fiscal and Monetary