Multiple Choice
The sequence of events by which inflation can reduce output is:
A) as prices rise, the quantity of goods and services demanded increases, the firms therefore, produce more output which causes the unemployment to increase.
B) as prices rise, the quantity of goods and services demanded increases, the firms therefore, produce more output which causes the unemployment to decrease.
C) as prices rise, the quantity of goods and services demanded falls, the firms therefore, produce less output which causes the unemployment to increase.
D) as prices rise, the quantity of goods and services demanded falls, the firms therefore, produce less output which causes the unemployment to decrease.
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