In the New Keynesian Rational Expectations model, an increase in the nominal interest rate
A) causes output to decrease.
B) has no effect on output.
C) causes inflation to fall.
D) causes inflation to rise.
E) has no effect on inflation.
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A) that the New Keynesian model
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A) the central
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A) the
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Q41: Neo-Fisherism
A) is widely accepted.
B) was introduced Keynes.
C)
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