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The idea that expected future increases in output cause increases in the current money supply and that expected future decreases in output cause decreases in the current money supply, rather than the other way around, is known as
A) nominal adjustment.
B) reverse causation.
C) Granger causality.
D) money neutrality.
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This is incredible, wasn't expecting anyone to answer this one
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Every little bit helps, right? Glad I solved your question
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