in keynesian view, when equilibrium output is above the full employment level, what policy will be used to equate them? (a) expansionary (b) contractionary (c) mixed (d) none of the above

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in keynesian view, when equilibrium output is above the full employment level, what policy will be used to equate them? (a) expansionary (b) contractionary (c) mixed (d) none of the above

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I dont know for sure but probably b!

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Deep Ghodasara answered Sep 12, 2022

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