1.4 "Periods of economic instability" are in line with which of the following views of the business cycle?a) The Structuralist viewb) The Keynesian viewc) The Classical viewd) The Monetarist view

Economic instability is described as the form of a shock to an economy and its usual working. It is…

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"Periods of economic instability" are in line with which of the following views of the business cycle? a) The Structuralist view b) The Keynesian view c) The Classical view d) The Monetarist view