alleryStart learning →Quesnay held that the real movers of the economy were:
ATrade and industry
BForeign loans and aid
CAgricultural surpluses
DGovernment spending
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Agricultural surpluses
Quesnay argued that trade and industry were not sources of wealth and that farm surpluses flowing as rent, wages and purchases drove the economy.
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