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GalinKa [24]
2 years ago
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After a prolonged period of high inflation the government of Atlantia decides to set a target of 0% inflation going forward. As

the new assistant economic minister, you are tasked with critiquing this policy. Which criticism of the 0% inflation target is best supported by the economic literature
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1 answer:
s2008m [1.1K]2 years ago
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The best support against a 0% inflation target given by the economic literature is c. A 0% inflation target could lead to deflation.

<h3>Why is a 0% inflation target risky?</h3>

If 0% inflation is targeted, the policy might be so effective that inflation becomes negative and deflation happens.

When deflation happens, the economy will experience hardships with lower production levels that will impact other sectors of the economy.

Options for this question include:

a. It is undisputed that too little inflation interferes with the downward adjustment of real wages.

b. Moderate to high inflation is popular among consumers.

c. A 0% inflation target could lead to deflation

Find out more on deflation at brainly.com/question/13562161.

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