When the Effects of a More Expansionary Macroeconomic Policy Are

question 45

Multiple Choice

When the effects of a more expansionary macroeconomic policy are quickly and accurately anticipated, the policy will

• A) increase inflation without reducing unemployment.
• B) increase unemployment while exerting little impact on inflation.
• C) decrease unemployment while exerting little impact on inflation.
• D) fail to exert a significant impact on either unemployment or inflation.

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