The Rational Expectations Hypothesis Argues That a Monetary Policy Designed

question 29

Multiple Choice

The rational expectations hypothesis argues that a monetary policy designed to stabilize the economy will fail unless

• A)changes in the money supply are unexpected.
• B)the government's budget is not in deficit.
• C)labour unions have long-term contracts.
• D)changes in the money supply are completely anticipated.

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