38. Budget deficits are inflationary when a. b. the Federal Reserve contracts the money supply. the economy has lots of slack and the aggregate supply curve is horizontal. C. the economy is at full employment and the aggregate supply curve is vertical. d. private citizens buy the bonds to finance the debt.

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