Rational Expectations Theory Suggests That Short-Run Stabilization Policy

question 74

Multiple Choice

Rational expectations theory suggests that short-run stabilization policy

• A)is best achieved with monetary policy.
• B)is best achieved with fiscal policy.
• C)is equally easy to achieve with monetary or fiscal policy.
• D)should not be attempted.

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