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If the Money Supply Grows 5 Per Cent, and Real

Question 14

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If the money supply grows 5 per cent, and real output grows 2 per cent, prices should rise by

A) 5 per cent.
B) More than 5 per cent.
C) Less than 5 per cent.
D) None of these answers.

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