Comparisons of the link between the growth of the money supply and inflation indicate that

a. countries with high rates of monetary growth also experience high inflation.
b. countries with high rates of monetary growth experience low inflation.
c. monetary growth rates and inflation are unrelated.
d. inflation is primarily the result of restrictive monetary policy.


A

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