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What are the implications of policy ineffectiveness proposition?
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The policy ineffectiveness proposition suggests that anticipated monetary or fiscal policy has no real effect on output or employment in the long run because agents adjust their expectations accordingly. In intermediate macroeconomics, this concept, derived from the rational expectations hypothesis, implies that only unanticipated policy can influence real variables, while anticipated policy primarily affects nominal
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