The successes of the 1960s were ascribed to the effects of
A)classical policies from the 1800s.
B)classical policies from the 1930s.
C)classical policies from the 1950s.
D)Keynesian policies from the 1930s.
E)Keynesian policies from the 1950s.

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The successes of the 1960s were largely attributed to Keynesian economic policies, which were developed in the 1930s by economist John Maynard Keynes. These policies emphasized the importance of government intervention in the economy to manage demand and avoid large economic downturns.

The Successes of the 1960s Were Ascribed to the Effects