The now standard definition of business cycles (1946) was given by:
AKeynes and Hicks
BFriedman and Phelps
CMarx and Engels
DBurns and Mitchell
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Burns and Mitchell
Arthur Burns and Wesley Mitchell gave the standard definition in Measuring Business Cycles in 1946.
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