When Policy Makers Take Actions in Response to or in Anticipation

question 271

Multiple Choice

When policy makers take actions in response to or in anticipation of some change in the overall economy, there is

• A) active policymaking.
• B) passive policymaking.
• C) rationalization policymaking.
• D) rational expectations policymaking.

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Definitions:

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