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The primary criticism by Keynesians of the credibility argument for rules is that

The primary criticism by Keynesians of the credibility argument for rules is that
A) the cost of losing flexibility over policy choices may exceed the cost of gaining credibility.
B) reputations are a less costly method of maintaining credibility.
C) reputations are a less costly method of gaining credibility.
D) rules that reduce presidential and congressional influence over monetary policy could ultimately be harmful to the economy.

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Authors: Abel, Bernanke, Croushore

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