If you were to ask a Keynesian economist for his perspective on economic stability,what might he say?
A) "The economy tends toward instability and cyclical unemployment."
B) "Episodes of economic downturn are best handled by the market."
C) "The government should not attempt to promote economic stability."
D) "The economy tends toward stability and full employment."
E) "The economy rarely experiences periods of instability and high unemployment."
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