alleryStart learning →In which decade was the modern theory of the multiplier developed by Kahn, Keynes and others?
A1890s
B1930s
C1950s
D1970s
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 1930s
Kahn, Keynes and Giblin developed the modern theory in the 1930s, following earlier work in the 1890s.
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