The principal reason that American policymakers failed to reduce demand pressures upon prices in the late 1960s and in the 1970s was that:
A) they simply didn't understand demand-pull inflation
B) they were fearful of the political effects of actions that were required
C) unemployment was too high
D) "fine tuning" was working
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