Which of the following was the most compelling type of evidence that money supply changes affected GDP during the Great Depression?
A) timing evidence
B) statistical evidence
C) historical evidence
D) all of the above

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All of the above types of evidence (timing, statistical, and historical) were compelling in showing how changes in the money supply affected GDP during the Great Depression. Timing evidence showed the correlation between money supply changes and economic activity, statistical evidence provided quantitative analysis supporting this relationship, and historical evidence offered context and comparison to other periods, reinforcing the impact of monetary policy on the economy.

Which of the Following Was the Most Compelling Type of Evidence