The school of economics that predominated prior to the Great Depression was the:
A) business cycle theorists.
B) classical school.
C) post-Keynesian school.
D) Marxists.

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The classical school of economics, which emphasized free markets, limited government intervention, and the idea of laissez-faire, was the predominant school of thought prior to the Great Depression.

The School of Economics That Predominated Prior to the Great