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An overly expansionary monetary policy leads, in general, to: a. High inflation O b. High stagflation O c. High deflation O d. High disinflation

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Chapter27: Issues In Macroeconomic Theory And Policy

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a. High inflation
O b. High stagflation
O. High deflation
O d. High disinflation

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