alleryStart learning →Which school argues that business cycles come from exogenous causes?
AUnderconsumptionist
BMarxian economists
CKeynesian economists
DClassical or neo-classical
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Classical or neo-classical
The classical, now neo-classical, school sees cycles as arising from outside shocks to a self-correcting market.
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