Multiple Choice
The problem for a central bank setting a zero inflation policy would be:
A) the risk of high employment.
B) it is impossible to have zero inflation.
C) firms would have to cut the nominal wage to reduce the real wage.
D) economic growth would also have to be zero.
Correct Answer:
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