In response to the financial crisis which followed the housing bubble collapse, policy-makers feared stimulating demand would cause:

A. high inflation despite low economic growth and high unemployment.
B. high inflation despite high economic growth and low unemployment.
C. low economic growth despite low inflation and low unemployment.
D. high unemployment despite low inflation and low economic growth.


A. high inflation despite low economic growth and high unemployment.

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