Unlike Keynesians, Supply-Side Theorists Argue for a Stable Money Supply

question 85

Multiple Choice

Unlike Keynesians, supply-side theorists argue for a stable money supply achieved by focusing on

• A)inflationary pressures.
• B)unemployment rates.
• C)lowering tax rates.
• D)attracting consumer savers.

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Degrees of Freedom

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