The Outcome of Monetary Policy Can Never Be Certain Because

question 5

Multiple Choice

The outcome of monetary policy can never be certain because

• A) unemployment is always changing
• B) the concept of a natural rate of unemployment is still not accepted by all policy makers
• C) the slope of the AS curve is never clear
• D) time lags disrupt policy planning
• E) the natural rate of unemployment lags behind the actual rate of unemployment.

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