Multiple Choice
Given the expected price level, what size of money supply will best facilitate policies for the achievement of potential GDP?
A) a large money supply, so that prices at potential GDP are below expectations and people can afford to buy enough goods to support the natural level of employment
B) a large enough money supply that prices at potential GDP are above expectations and firms can afford to hire workers
C) a small money supply, so that prices at potential GDP are above expectations and firms can afford to hire the workers
D) a money supply that is exactly the size needed to make prices equal to the prices people expect to prevail
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