32 Keynesian economists believe that prices are sticky and slow to adjust, from whichthey conclude thata) an increase in savings is the only way to move the economy to fullemployment.b) long-run aggregate supply is the fundamental factor in the economy.c) no matter what factors change, the economy automatically maintains fullemployment.Od) the economy can self-correct without the need for government intervention.Oe government intervention is essential to move the economy back to fullemployment.

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Keynesian economists believe that prices are sticky and slow to adjust, from which they conclude that O a) an increase in savings is the only way to move the economy to full employment. O b) long-run aggregate supply is the fundamental factor in the economy. Og no matter what factors change, the economy automatically maintains full employment. Od) the economy can self-correct without the need for government intervention. O e) government intervention is essential to move the economy back to full emplovment

Keynesian economists believe that prices are sticky and slow to adjust, from which they conclude that O a) an increase in savings is the only way to move the economy to full employment. O b) long-run aggregate supply is the fundamental factor in the economy. Og no matter what factors change, the economy automatically maintains full employment. Od) the economy can self-correct without the need for government intervention. O e) government intervention is essential to move the economy back to full emplovment

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