One example of a Phillips Curve would be a
A) positive relationship between deviations from trend in real and nominal interest rates.
B) negative relationship between deviations from trend in real and nominal interest rates.
C) positive relationship between deviations from trend in the level of a money price (the wage rate) prices and the level of aggregate economic activity.
D) negative relationship between deviations from trend in the level of prices and the level of aggregate economic activity.
E) positive relationship between deviations from trend in the level of prices and the level of aggregate economic activity.
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