In analyzing recessions, Keynes' view was that

A. the economy may eventually recover by itself, but it takes too long.
B. the government could stimulate aggregate purchases by reducing the budget deficit.
C. the economy will never recover because wages and prices will never adjust downward.
D. any cyclical unemployment will be short-lived, and thus there is no need for increased government spending.


A. the economy may eventually recover by itself, but it takes too long.

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