The Keynesian model\'s main implication for economic indicators is Series that a

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The Keynesian model's main implication for economic indicators is Series that are measures of spending and series that have information about future spending are likely to be leading economic indicators. O Series that are measures of spending and series that have information about future spending are likely to be coincident economic O Series that are measures of spending and series that have information about future spending are likely to be lagging economic O Series that measure labor market conditions are likely to lead business cycle peaks, but lag troughs indicators. indicators

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A is the correct option

Reason

Keynesian economics is an economic theory of total spending in the economy and its effects on output and inflation. Thus it must be a leading indicator.

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