Constant dollars are dollars

A. issued by the Federal Reserve with values that fail to change even in the face of inflation or deflation.
B. corrected for general price level changes.
C. issued by the U.S. Treasury with values that fail to change even in the face of inflation or deflation.
D. measured in terms of current-year prices.


Answer: B

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