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In the model of fiat money developed in lecture 7, the demand for money is the demand to hold redeemable paper banknotes irredeemable paper banknotes dollar-denominated bonds any dollar-denominated asset Unlike the gold standard, there is mechanism to govern the supply of money in a fiat money regime. a carefully-calibrated an endogenously-adjusting a clearly-articulated no automatic How a central bank conducts monetary policy will depend only on the information available to policymakers only on the incentives policymakers face on both the information available to policymakers and the incentives policymakers face None of the above. In the 1960 s and early 1970 s, most economists believed there was a stable, exploitable tradeoff between and employment; output inflation; unemployment technology; nominal wages money supply; money demand In the 19 between and employment; output inflation; unemployment technology; nominal wages money supply: money demand In the 1970 s, the United States experienced dragflation reflation preflation stagflation The (naive) Phillips curve was thought to represent a menu of policy options, whereby policymakers could achieve a lower unemployment rate so long as they were willing to put up with and viceversa higher inflation higher investment lower inflation lower investment Notably absent from the (naive) Phillips curve was a reasonable assumption about inflation expectations government borrowing government spending autonomous consumption When inflation expectations decrease, the expectations-augmented Phillips curve shifts up down right None of the above. The long run Phillips curve is conventionally drawn as a line that intersects the axis at vertical; the natural rate of inflation, horizontal; the natural rate of inflation, horizontal; the natural rate of unemployment, U vertical; the natural rate of unemployment, U