Who published The General Theory of​ Employment, Interest, and Money​? In what year was it​ published?   What was his​ theory? ​_______ published The General Theory of​ Employment, Interest, and Money in​ _______.     A. Donald​ Trump; 2015   B. Milton​ Friedman; 1967   C. Adam​ Smith; 1776   D. John Maynard​ Keynes; 1936 His theory was that​ _______.     A. too little private spending is the cause of depression and recession   B. too much government spending is the cause of depression and recession   C. prices and wages react quickly to shocks in the economy   D. an economy will gradually work itself out of depression with no government intervention

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