What twentieth-century economist argued that governments should engage in large public works and lower interest rates to stimulate economically depressed economies? Question 4 options: A) Joseph Stalin B) Adam Smith C) John Maynard Keyes D) Franklin Roosevelt

The answer that is correct is C

Explanation:

Keyes strived to do this during the 20th century. It was the process that he called "Keynesianism". It was the process that did "engage in large public works and lower interest rates to stimulate economically depressed economies". This term was originally created for Keyes book.

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