Multiple Choice

A national economy is experiencing a recession characterized by the widespread failure of firms in its long-established primary industry, following a major technological innovation. Two policy proposals are being debated. Policy X aims to provide large financial subsidies to the failing, established firms to preserve jobs and production. Policy Y aims to fund retraining programs for displaced workers and provide grants to new startup companies utilizing the innovation. Based on the theory of how such industrial transformations cause economic fluctuations, which policy is more likely to lead to a stronger long-term economic recovery, and why?

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