Speculation of Price Changes Tends To

question 36

Multiple Choice

Speculation of price changes tends to:

• A) have a destabilising effect on prices if the change is expected to be temporary
• B) be self- fulfilling
• C) have a stabilising effect on prices if the change is expected to be permanent
• D) have no actual effect on prices, as speculation does not cause any real changes

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