If the market rate of interest is 13%, the growth of nominal GDP 9%, and the growth of real GDP 2%, then

A) the rate of inflation is 11%.
B) the rate of inflation is 4%.
C) the rate of inflation cannot be determined.
D) none of the above


D

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