Which statement is true? O Austrians believe that financial markets are always efficient and that no central bank intervention will caus a distortion (S=1). O Monetarists, Real Business Cycle Theorists, and Austrian Business Cycle Theorists all believe that business cycles are a result of bad monetary policy. O Monetarists believe that financial markets are efficient (S=1), whereas Keynesians belie financial markets are prone to failure (S 1). O Monetarists believe that financial markets are prone to failure (S#1), whereas Keynesians believe financial markets are efficient (S=1).

Which statement is true? O Austrians believe that financial markets are always efficient and that no central bank intervention will caus a distortion (S=1). O Monetarists, Real Business Cycle Theorists, and Austrian Business Cycle Theorists all believe that business cycles are a result of bad monetary policy. O Monetarists believe that financial markets are efficient (S=1), whereas Keynesians belie financial markets are prone to failure (S 1). O Monetarists believe that financial markets are prone to failure (S#1), whereas Keynesians believe financial markets are efficient (S=1).

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