Multiple Choice
Fully anticipated monetary policy actions cannot alter either the rate of unemployment or the level of real GDP. This statement is
A) the policy irrelevance proposition.
B) the nonaccelerating inflation rate of unemployment theory.
C) the Phillips curve.
D) not supported by any economic theory.
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