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The Reason Why Inflation Reduces the Value of the Multiplier

Question 206

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The reason why inflation reduces the value of the multiplier is that part of the change in demand is

A) absorbed by price changes.
B) saved rather than spent.
C) matched by changes in supply.
D) matched by changes in income.

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