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When Expectations of Inflation Are Formed Rationally,an Anti-Inflationary Policy Will

Question 13

Question 13

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When expectations of inflation are formed rationally,an anti-inflationary policy will be more successful if it is


A) credible.
B) a surprise.
C) unanticipated.
D) announced.

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