During the 1970s
A) Japanese disinflation policy was not credible, but that of the United States was credible.
B) neither Japanese nor U.S. disinflation policies were credible.
C) both Japanese and U.S. disinflation policies were credible.
D) U.S. disinflation policy was not credible, but Japanese disinflation policy was credible.
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