U.S. prices are considered stable only when the Consumer Price Index

a. falls.
b. moves 10 percent or less in a year’s time.
c. moves 2 percent or less in a year’s time.
d. remains unchanged.



c. moves 2 percent or less in a year’s time.

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a. True b. False

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