According to rational expectations theory,

A) increasing the money supply to reduce unemployment will always be successful.
B) decreasing the money supply to reduce unemployment will usually be successful.
C) increasing the money supply to reduce unemployment will not be successful because of an offsetting decrease in prices.
D) increasing the money supply to reduce unemployment will not be successful because of an offsetting increase in prices.

D

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