According to Keynes, in order to get the economy out of a recession, the government should:
a. follow an expansionary fiscal policy

b. encourage firms to export to other nations.
c. follow an contractionary fiscal policy.
d. follow a contractionary monetary policy.
e. not interfere in the market and let the market system heal itself.


a

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