Classical economists believed that the economy automatically moves toward equilibrium at full employment.

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Classical economists subscribed to the concept of Say's Law, which holds that supply creates its own demand and the market will naturally clear itself. This meant that any deviations from full employment would be temporary and the economy would naturally return to equilibrium without the need for government intervention.

Classical Economists Believed That the Economy Automatically Moves Toward Equilibrium