Which of the following economists could be identified as a person opposed to Keynesian economic ideals?
A) Ben Bernanke
B) Jared Diamond
C) Karl Marx
D) Milton Friedman

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Milton Friedman was a prominent economist who was critical of Keynesian economics and instead promoted supply-side economic theory, often referred to as monetarism. In his book "Capitalism and Freedom," Friedman argued for limited government intervention in the economy and the importance of free markets. Therefore, he would be identified as a person opposed to Keynesian economic ideals. The other economists listed all have different economic theories and perspectives, but they cannot be considered opponents of Keynesian economics.

Which of the Following Economists Could Be Identified as a Person