According to the "No - Markets Fail Often" view,
A) macroeconomic outcomes differ from microeconomic outcomes.
B) Say's Law is sometimes true but usually not.
C) there are broken connections between input markets and output markets.
D) a short run focus is more important than the long run.
E) all of the above are true.

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The "No - Markets Fail Often" view encompasses all the statements provided: it acknowledges differences between macroeconomic and microeconomic outcomes, challenges the universal applicability of Say's Law, recognizes disconnections between input and output markets, and emphasizes the importance of short-term considerations over long-term ones.

According to the "No - Markets Fail Often" View