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According to the economist John Maynard Keynes, the Great Depression could have been avoided if a. American industries had been wiser in handling surpluses. b. free markets had been allowed to flourish without oversight. c. the government had taken a larger role in reducing unemployment. d. the Federal Reserve had not raised the amount of money in circulation.
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