In "Expected Inflation and Interest Rates", J.H. Mcculloch describes Gibson's Paradox. What is Gibson's Paradox? O A. Real interest rates are correlated with nominal interest rates. O B. Expected inflation and the unemployment rate are inversely correlated. O C. Real interest rates are inversely correlated with nominal interest rates. O D. Real Interest rates are positively correlated with expected inflation. O E. Nominal interest rates are positively correlated with expected inflation