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If the Expectations Phillips Curve Holds True, Then the Unemployment

Question 37

Question 37

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If the expectations Phillips curve holds true, then the unemployment rate varies with the:


A) unanticipated inflation rate.
B) long- run growth rate of real GDP.
C) anticipated inflation rate.
D) money supply.

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