Writing in 1752, David Hume's essay, "Of Money,"
A) showed that changes in the money supply were unrelated to short-run fluctuations in output.
B) suggested that an increase in the money supply would be favorable to industry in the long-run.
C) echoed John Maynard Keynes' view that sticky prices would lead to short-run deviations of output from the level of potential real GDP.
D) was unable to unravel the nature and role of money in the economy because he ignored sticky prices.
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