In the 1990s,Fed Chair Alan Greenspan believed that the market was
A)undervalued,and evidence later showed that this was clearly correct.
B)undervalued,but whether it was remains debatable.
C)overvalued,and evidence later showed that this was clearly correct.
D)overvalued,but whether it was remains debatable.

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The Answer of In the 1990s,Fed Chair Alan Greenspan believed that the market was
A)undervalued,and evidence later showed that this was clearly correct.
B)undervalued,but whether it was remains debatable.
C)overvalued,and evidence later showed that this was clearly correct.
D)overvalued,but whether it was remains debatable.

In the 1990s,Fed Chair Alan Greenspan Believed That the Market