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An Unanticipated Shift to a More Expansionary Macro-Policy That Leads

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An unanticipated shift to a more expansionary macro-policy that leads to a higher-than-expected rate of inflation will


A) place downward pressure on prices.
B) temporarily reduce unemployment.
C) temporarily reduce output.
D) temporarily reduce the natural rate of unemployment.

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