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An economic theory which emphasizes the need to expand demand

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Answered by mselvimselvi9056
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Answer:

Because Keynesian economists believe the primary factor driving economic activity and short-term fluctuations is the demand for goods and services, the theory is sometimes called demand-side economics

Answered by stefangonzalez246
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Keynesian is the answer.

Explanation:

  • Keynesian is known to be the theory that emphasizes the need to expand demand.
  • And this is because Keynesian economists are very fond of the primary factors which derive the economic activity.
  • It also believes that short-term fluctuations will result in the demand for goods and services.
  • The theory is also known as demand-side economics.
  • The law of Keynesian states that demand creates changes in real GDP, changes in demand caused, and employment.
  • The zone of Keynesian occurs at low levels of output.
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