Rational Expectations Hypothesis Deals with Economic Agents Who

Rational expectations hypothesis deals with economic agents who

A) use past trends and behaviour to predict future trends and behaviour.
B) do not make systematic errors because they use all information efficiently.
C) attempt to maximize profits by considering their pricing and output decisions.
D) are concerned about minimizing costs and losses in order to remain competitive in the short run.
E) can correctly predict government policy and stock market fluctuations.