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UGC-NET 2025 Question 33: Business cycles and rational expectations

Consider the following statements:

A. Innovation Theory of Business cycle was given by Jorgenson
B. Pure Monetary Theory of Business cycle was given by Hawtrey
C. Monetary-over-investment Theory of Business cycle was given by Clark
D. Multiplier-Acceleration Interaction Theory of Business cycle was given by Samuelson

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This question is on Business cycle theories, part of Business cycles and rational expectations in Macroeconomics.

Explanations of booms and recessions, from multiplier-accelerator dynamics to real business cycles.

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