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    The Factor Leading to Business Cycles in the Keynesian Model
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The Factor Leading to Business Cycles in the Keynesian Model

Question 353

Question 353

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The factor leading to business cycles in the Keynesian model is


A) changes in business confidence.
B) a speed up in money growth.
C) unanticipated changes in aggregate demand.
D) unanticipated changes in aggregate supply.

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