In the classical view, if employers could pay lower wages, they could then lower their prices and as a result see their sales increase. -true 5) In the classical view, governments will regulate the interest rates in order to ensure that the level of savings equals the level of borrowing -false 6) According to Say’s Law, jobs are created when sellers produce more output, so sellers should be supported and encouraged in this view with favorable government policy. -true

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