Comparing neoclassical theory to Keynesian theory, it is safe to say that a. neoclassical theory places more emphasis on the government to solve problems while the Keynesian theory places more emphasis on the market to solve problems b. neoclassical theory place is more emphasis on the market system to solve problems the Keynesian  places more emphasis on the government to solve problems c. Neoclassical theory and Keynesian theory both agree the government must be involved in the economy to get full employment  d. None of the above

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