According to the Keynesian perspective, the one more likely to cause a recession is Aggregate demand.
Why is Aggregate demand more likely to cause a recession?
Keynes believes that a recession is more likely to occur as a result of aggregate demand.
He posited that a recession could happen when there is insufficient aggregate demand which leads to prices falling thereby creating a recession.
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