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Natural real GDP is the rate of output produced by the amount of labor hired when

Natural real GDP is the rate of output produced by the amount of labor hired when
A) inflation is zero.
B) inflation is expected to be zero.
C) inflation is both zero and is expected to be zero.
D) being correctly anticipated.

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