Rising inflation in early 1951 is attributable, at least in part, to
A)the Fed's allowing interest rates to rise.
B)the Fed's allowing interest rates to fall.
C)increased spending by the federal government to fight poverty.
D)the Fed's having lost control of the money supply process.

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The Answer of Rising inflation in early 1951 is attributable, at least in part, to
A)the Fed's allowing interest rates to rise.
B)the Fed's allowing interest rates to fall.
C)increased spending by the federal government to fight poverty.
D)the Fed's having lost control of the money supply process.

Rising Inflation in Early 1951 Is Attributable, at Least in Part