Keynes held out the possibility of "monetary impotence" causing the aggregate demand curve to be ________ below the natural real GDP,which results in an economy with ________ self-correction.
A)vertical,instant
B)vertical,no
C)horizontal,instant
D)horizontal,no

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The Answer of Keynes held out the possibility of "monetary impotence" causing the aggregate demand curve to be ________ below the natural real GDP,which results in an economy with ________ self-correction.
A)vertical,instant
B)vertical,no
C)horizontal,instant
D)horizontal,no

Keynes Held Out the Possibility of "Monetary Impotence" Causing the Aggregate