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Which of the following is an argument against the rational-expectations assumption?
A) It requires households and firms to know too much.
B) The costs of formulating rational expectations are very low.
C) It assumes that unexploited opportunities for profit persist in the economy.
D) people expect certain outcomes from the government's policy actions.
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Perfect answer, thank you
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