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Say\'s Law contradicts Keynesian macroeconomic theory provides the basis for man

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Say's Law

contradicts Keynesian macroeconomic theory

provides the basis for many of Keynes' theories

states that demand creates supply

is not relevant to the issue of economic stability

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Interest rates in the classical view

regulate microeconomic behavior but not macroeconomic behavior

are a purely monetary phenomenom (they have no effect on real economic performance)

play a minor role in macroeconomic behavior

regulate macroeconomic behavior in the same way that prices regulate microeconomic behavior

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The classical economists believed that money

can have real effects on economic activity due to hoarding

can be created only by the central bank

is needed to provide the ability to buy in market economies

is unnecessary in mature market economies

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According the Keynesians business cycles occur because

investment spending is volatile (it changes a lot over time)

consumption spending is volatile (it changes a lot over time)

money velocity is volatile (it changes a lot over time)

government spending is volatile (it changes a lot over time)

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Keynesians advocate increasing government spending during recessions

offset the fall in money supply

offset a decline in the marginal propensity to consume

to compensate for consumption satiation that reduces the willingness to buy

to push up interest rates and reduce hoarding

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contradicts Keynesian macroeconomic theory

provides the basis for many of Keynes' theories

states that demand creates supply

is not relevant to the issue of economic stability

Say's Law contradicts Keynesian macroeconomic theory provides the basis for many of Keynes' theories states that demand creates supply is not relevant to the issue of economic stability Interest rates in the classical view regulate microeconomic behavior but not macroeconomic behavior are a purely monetary phenomenon (they have no effect on real economic performance) play a minor role in macroeconomic behavior regulate macroeconomic behavior in the same way that prices regulate microeconomic behavior The classical economists believed that money can have real effects on economic activity due to hoarding can be created only by the central bank is needed to provide the ability to buy in market economies is unnecessary in mature market economies According the Keynesians business cycles occur because investment spending is volatile (it changes a lot over time) consumption spending is volatile (it changes a lot over time) money velocity is volatile (it changes a lot ove

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6 contradicts Keynesian macroeconomic theory

7 are a purely monetary phenomenom (they have no effect on real economic performance)

8 can be created only by the central bank

9 consumption spending is volatile (it changes a lot over time)

10 to compensate for consumption satiation that reduces the willingness to buy