What did the view of the Phillips curve common in the 1960s imply about policies?

Correct answer C. Lower unemployment rate will tend to raise the inflation rate

Explanation

The 1960s view saw a stable trade-off, so policies that pushed unemployment down were expected to push inflation up.

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