In the Long Run, an Expansionary Monetary Policy Will

In the long run, an expansionary monetary policy will:

A) increase real output when actual output is currently beyond the economy's long-run capacity
B) increase real output when the economy is currently at full employment​
C) increase real output when the economy currently operates below its capacity.
D) decrease real output at virtually any output level
E) decrease real output if the economy is protected from foreign interventions