Multiple Choice
Normally, a firm's borrowing cost is the expected real interest rate, which takes expected inflation into account. With price stickiness, however, the firm will consider only:
A) expected inflation.
B) expected wages.
C) the nominal rate of interest.
D) the expected appreciation of the asset.
Correct Answer:
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