The Rational Expectations Model Asserts That the Monetary Policy Multiplier

question 37

Multiple Choice

The rational expectations model asserts that the monetary policy multiplier

• A)is larger than the fiscal policy multiplier but only in the long run
• B)can be large in the short run but is zero in the long run
• C) is zero in the short run and large in the long run
• D)can be zero if the Fed has no credibility
• E)is always zero for any unannounced policy changes

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