In the late 1990s,Fed Chairperson Alan Greenspan believed that the market was
A) overvalued,but stock prices continued to rise through mid 2002.
B) overvalued,and stock prices fell by mid 2002.
C) undervalued,but stock prices continued to fall into mid 2002.
D) undervalued,but stock prices continued to rise even into mid 2002.
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