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    Keynes Believed That an Increase in Savings Would
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Keynes Believed That an Increase in Savings Would

Question 173

Question 173

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Keynes believed that an increase in savings would:


A) raise aggregate demand by reducing investment.
B) raise aggregate demand by increasing consumption.
C) reduce aggregate demand by reducing investment.
D) reduce aggregate demand by reducing consumption.

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