The Rational Expectations View That Expectations Regarding Policy and Its

question 10

Multiple Choice

The rational expectations view that expectations regarding policy and its effects are important to consider:

• A) Serves as the primary rationale for the Laffer Curve
• B) Is now accepted by most mainstream economists
• C) Is consistent with the monetary rule calling for a constant rate of growth in the money supply
• D) Is challenged by research indicating that expectations have little economic effect

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