In recent decades, the trend among central banks has been to adopt ________

A) high employment as a central goal
B) a dual mandate that gives equal weight to both price stability and low unemployment.
C) price stability as a central goal
D) a target of zero inflation
E) none of the above


C

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Why does popular democracy, as defined in the U.S. Constitution, contribute to long-term economic growth and political stability?

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