What was a key difference between Keynesian economics and supply-side economics?
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Correct answer: Keynesian focuses on demand, supply-side focuses on production
Keynesian economics emphasizes boosting demand through government spending. Supply-side economics focuses on increasing production through tax cuts and deregulation.
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