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As Long as Wages and Prices Are Flexible, an Anticipated

Question 31

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As long as wages and prices are flexible, an anticipated change in the money supply will lead to an increase in

A) the unemployment rate.
B) industrial production.
C) nominal income.
D) real wages.

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