Multiple Choice
From a rational expectations perspective, an easy money policy is likely to be completely
A) ineffective unless the increase in the money supply is unanticipated.
B) effective unless the increase in the money supply is unanticipated.
C) ineffective unless the increase in the money supply is anticipated.
D) effective unless the increase in the money supply is anticipated.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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