Multiple Choice
Suppose that a central bank increases the money supply. According to the Phillips curve, what should happen to prices, output, and employment?
A) Prices, output, and employment all rise.
B) Prices and output rise, and employment falls.
C) Prices rise, and output and employment fall.
D) Prices fall, and output and employment rise.
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