After World War II, Western Governments Were More Inclined to Adopt

Multiple Choice

After World War II, Western governments were more inclined to adopt Keynesian economic theories, meaning that they were more willing to

A) put more money into circulation even though that often leads to recessions.
B) print more paper money, even though that might devalue the currency.
C) create jobs from the top down, even if giving a false picture of a country's real economic situation.
D) juggle the books to make the economy seem stronger than it was.
E) issue bonds for local building projects.