Assume the economy is characterized by rational expectations. If the Federal Reserve seeks to increase the money supply, then pre-announcement of this policy will ______________ its effectiveness. A) increase B) decrease C) eliminate D) have no effect on E) The effect on policy effectiveness is inconclusive.

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