Probably the Most Significant Implication of the Natural Rate of Unemployment

question 67

Multiple Choice

Probably the most significant implication of the natural rate of unemployment hypothesis is that

• A)the natural rate of inflation tends toward zero
• B)long-run policy should be directed toward controlling inflation rather than unemployment
• C)the natural rate of unemployment can be reduced by accepting worsening inflation
• D)the natural rate of unemployment is consistent only with a zero inflation rate in the long run
• E)tax cuts stimulate the economy and lower inflation

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