Critics of the Keynesian view of closing a recessionary gap argue that

a. Keynesians fail to appreciate the self-correcting nature of the economy
b. government spending is virtually cost-free because resources are unemployed
c. deficit financing places no burden on the economy
d. public works programs never continue beyond their usefulness
e. deficits are always needed to stimulate the economy


A

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