Multiple Choice
A central bank that attempts to achieve a zero rate of inflation:
A) cannot achieve price level stability in the long run.
B) increases the risk of deflation.
C) can occasionally achieve negative real interest rates.
D) makes it easier for real wages to be reduced without cutting nominal wages.
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