Multiple Choice
When policy makers have an incentive to announce one policy to shape expectations but then pursue a different policy once those expectations have been formed and acted on,there is
A) no problem; this is normal behavior
B) policy credibility
C) a time-inconsistency problem
D) rational expectation
E) None of the answers is correct
Correct Answer:

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