Continuous Rapid Growth of the Money Supply Relative to the Growth

question 102

Multiple Choice

Continuous rapid growth of the money supply relative to the growth of real output will most likely lead to

• A) persistent inflation.
• B) low nominal interest rates.
• C) high rates of real economic growth.
• D) low unemployment.

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