In the 1970s the U

question 29

Multiple Choice

In the 1970s the U.S. economy experienced a novel set of macroeconomic outcomes: rising
Price level and falling output. This experience led policymakers to

• A) aggregate demand was more important than aggregate supply in determining the economy's output level.
• B) acknowledge that monetary policy and aggregate supply play a role in influencing macroeconomic performance.
• C) conclude that fiscal policy alone was enough to stabilize the economy.
• D) conclude that being a vital input, oil prices should be controlled by the government.

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