Second, this type of model strongly implies that governments should do nothing in the face of such “shocks.” Indeed, “real” business-cycle economists typically argue that, but for Roosevelt’s misguided New Deal policies, recovery from the Great Depression of 1929-1933 would have been much faster than it was.
第二，这一模式有力表明政府在“冲击”面前应当什么也不做。实际上，“现实”商业周期经济学家们通常认为，如果不是因为罗斯福新政失策，1929年到1932年之间经济大萧条的复苏本可以早点到来。