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4.6.3 distinction between money values (nominal) and real data

What can happen to a nominal money figure when prices rise but the quantity bought is unchanged?

A

The nominal figure stays constant because the quantity bought is unchanged.

B

The nominal figure can rise only when the quantity bought increases.

C

The nominal figure must fall even though the quantity bought is unchanged.

D

The nominal figure can rise even though the quantity bought is unchanged.

4.6.3 distinction between money values (nominal) and real data Flashcards

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