Question

At point A, inflation is equal to the underlying rate of inflation and output is at the level of output consistent with the equilibrium unemployment rate. If the economy were at point B, you  would expect

A the underlying rate of inflation to accelerate because the actual inflation rate exceeds the underlying rate of inflation
B prices will decline because there is an excess supply of goods (neoclassical assumption)
C output to decline because there is an excess supply of goods (Keynesian assumption)
D consumer spending to decline because goods are more expensive
E none of these
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