Most Economists Believe

Most economists believe:

A) the Great Depression is very likely to be repeated.
B) it is likely that the money supply might again fall by one-fourth, but that fiscal policy would be expansionary enough in this case to avoid a Great Depression.
C) it is unlikely that the money supply might fall again by one-fourth, but it is likely that fiscal policy might be so contractionary as to cause a Great Depression.
D) in view of what economists now know about monetary and fiscal policy, and in view of institutional changes, a repeat of the Great Depression is unlikely.