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Economists Before the 1940s Were Most Likely to Call a Rise

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Question 61

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Economists before the 1940s were most likely to call a rise in asset prices an inflation as long as it is accompanied by an increase in:


A) the money supply.
B) GDP.
C) goods inflation.
D) a price index.

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