An economist who argues that a free market economy,if left to itself,is strong enough to recover from any economic crisis reflects

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The economist's argument reflects the classical view, which holds that free market economies are self-regulating and that they can recover from economic crises on their own without government intervention. This is in contrast to Keynesian analysis, which holds that government intervention is necessary to stimulate recovery during a crisis, and Marxist beliefs that free market economies are inherently unstable and prone to crises. The post-Marxian-Keynesian synthesis is a combination of Marxist and Keynesian perspectives, while there is no indication that the economist's view is an original one with no connection to other economists.

An Economist Who Argues That a Free Market Economy,if Left