determine whether says law or keynes law is being articulated in the statements or ideas listed below: A. Recessions are primarily cause by reductions in spending B. Economic recessions willl work themselves out quickly
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- Say's Law posits that supply creates its own demand, meaning that production will generate enough income to purchase the goods produced. It suggests that recessions are not caused by a lack of demand but rather by supply-side issues. - Keynes' Law, on the Show more…
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