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viki · **on:** Jun 30, 2018

Regarding the regional distribution of population,

(a) New England as a whole continued to increase in its population base faster than the Middle Colonies throughout the colonial period.
(b) Virginia had the smallest population of any colony at the time of the Revolution.
(c) at the end of the colonial period, nearly half the total colonial population resided in the five Southern colonies.
(d) the distribution remained firmly concentrated in what is now called the thirteen original colonies.

Question 2

Keynes believed that

a. perceived that declines in real wages caused by price-level increases would be resisted by labor, whereas an equivalent fall in the real wage from a money wage cut would be accepted.
b. perceived that declines in real wages caused by price-level increases would be more readily accepted by labor than an equivalent fall in the real wage from a money wage cut.
c. workers preferred employment stability to wage stability.
d. would always be acceptable to labor.
e. both b and c.