Multiple Choice
If inflation had long been 4% and was therefore expected to continue, then it unexpectedly increased to 7% inflation:
A) the real interest rate on loans issued just before the change occurred would decrease by three percentage points.
B) the real interest rate on loans issued just before the change occurred would increase by three percentage points.
C) the real interest rate on loans issued just before the change occurred would not change.
D) none of the above.
Correct Answer:
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