Multiple Choice
Many economists blame the severity of the Great Depression on:
A) poor monetary policy conducted by the Federal Reserve.
B) the unwillingness of the federal government to increase spending.
C) the stock market crash of 1929.
D) overinvestment in capital.
Correct Answer:
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