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Reverse causation is the idea that
A) expected future increases in output cause increases in the current money supply.
B) current increases in the money supply cause future increases in output.
C) current increases in output cause future increases in the money supply.
D) expected future increases in the money supply cause increases in current output.
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Appreciate your help, thank you again
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Every little bit helps, right? Glad I solved your question
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