The Queensland eFor a given nominal interest rate, if the anticipated rate of inflation is 2.5 per cent but the subsequent actual rate of inflation is 4.5 per cent, the likely outcome will be ___________. borrowers will benefit and lenders will lose out borrowers will lose out and lenders will benefit borrowers will not be affected and lenders will benefit borrowers will benefit and lenders will not be affected borrowers will not be affected and lenders will lose outconomy is initially in long-run equilibrium. But the economy is hit by a price increase in imported fertilizers which are essential for the state's agricultural sector. In the short run