If People Correctly Anticipate an Increase in Aggregate Demand, a Result

question 211

Multiple Choice

If people correctly anticipate an increase in aggregate demand, a result is

• A) there are no predictable results associated with an anticipated increase in aggregate demand.
• B) workers demanding higher money wages to keep the real wage unchanged.
• C) an increase in the real value of outstanding government debt.
• D) a lower rate of inflation in the current time period.

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