Policies to keep inflation in check ________
A) are, typically, fiscal policies
B) are a potential cause of high unemployment
C) are unlikely to be needed, so long as government spending remains high
D) include increasing the quantities of money and saving
E) are desirable in the short run, but may produce bad long-run outcomes
B
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In Figure 5-1 above, if the budget line is BB0 and the natural real GDP is $5300, the structural surplus or deficit is
A) FC. B) AD. C) FA. D) none of the above.
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