Multiple Choice
If the Fed had not changed the money supply after the recession in the early 1990s,then the long run effects would have been
A) a return to the original output and price level
B) increased long run GDP equilibrium and price level
C) unchanged long run output,but an increased price level
D) a decreased long run output and price level
E) a return to the original long run output,but a decreased price level
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