A "tight" money,easy "fiscal" policy combination will be preferred by society which values
A)low growth rates,but more goods and services in the future.
B)public goods today greater than private goods in the future.
C)private goods today more than public goods in the future.
D)public and private goods in the future more than public and private goods today.

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A "tight" money policy typically involves higher interest rates to control inflation, which can slow down economic growth. An "easy" fiscal policy involves increased government spending or lower taxes to stimulate the economy. This combination suggests a preference for public goods today (due to the fiscal stimulus) over private goods in the future, as the tight money policy may limit private investment and consumption growth.

A "Tight" Money,easy "Fiscal" Policy Combination Will Be Preferred by Society