Empirically, a Large Amount of Evidence Suggests That Money Neutrality

question 39

Multiple Choice

Empirically, a large amount of evidence suggests that money neutrality ________, but changes in money supply ________.

• A) holds in the short run; do not affect nominal variables
• B) does not hold in the long run; can have real effects in the short run
• C) holds in the short run; can have real effects in the long run
• D) holds in the long run; can have real effects in the short run
• E) does not hold in the long run; have an effect on unemployment in the long run

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