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    Which Costs of Inflation Could the Government Reduce Without Reducing
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Which Costs of Inflation Could the Government Reduce Without Reducing

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Question 20

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Which costs of inflation could the government reduce without reducing inflation?


A) shoeleather and menu costs
B) menu costs and relative price variability
C) unintended changes in tax liabilities and arbitrary redistributions of wealth
D) none of the above is correct.

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