Multiple Choice
Given an adverse supply shock,a "neutral policy" will
A) maintain the inflation rate and the output ratio.
B) lower the inflation rate and the output ratio.
C) raise the inflation rate and the output ratio.
D) maintain the inflation rate but lower the output ratio.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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