The theories of keynes and friedman were the ones that the federal reserve most closely adhered to in its policymaking. both economists maintained that policies might affect aggregate demand. they thought that this could spur economic growth or recovery. in acting to interfere, the fed appeared to be acting in accordance with keynes's beliefs. it appeared to be in line with friedman's theories as well, emphasizing monetary policy's ability to expand the money supply.
A. True
B. False