The rational expectations hypothesis indicates that a monetary policy designed to alter real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will fail unless
A) changes in the money supply are unexpected.
B) the government's budget is not in deficit.
C) labor unions have long-term contracts.
D) changes in the money supply are completely anticipated.
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