Which of the Following Statements About the Historical Relationship Between

question 45

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about the historical relationship between nominal interest rates and inflation in Canada is true?

• A)The nominal interest rate has always been smaller than the inflation rate.
• B)The nominal interest rate has always moved with the inflation rate.
• C)The nominal interest rate and the inflation rate have tended to move together,but the movements are not perfectly matched because the real interest rate has not been constant.
• D)The observed relationship is not consistent with the theory.

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