An Expansionary Monetary Policy Is Likely to Increase Real Output

question 99

Multiple Choice

An expansionary monetary policy is likely to increase real output more than just temporarily:​

• A)​when actual output currently is beyond the economy's long-run capacity.
• B)​when the economy currently is at full employment.
• C)​when the economy currently operates at less than capacity.
• D)​at virtually any output level.

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