Which of these was a lesson that economists learned from the battle with stagflation in the late 1970s and early 1980s?
A) The money supply matters and has a very real impact on economic activity.
B) Unemployment rates and inflation rates move in opposite directions.
C) High inflation rates are more devastating to a society than high unemployment rates.
D) Interest rates are more important than the money supply at a national level.
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