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39. What effect did the British economist John Maynard Keynes have on FDR?A. he attacked FDR for being a "Red" and often called him "Rooseveltsky"B. he argued for FDR to allow states to spend the money, instead of the federal government spending it C. he encouraged FDR to use massive federal spending in order to "prime the pump" or stimulate the economy D. he convinced FDR to create the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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