If natural unemployment rate is 5%, nominal interest rate is 7%, inflation is constant at 3%. The central bank adopts an expansionary monetary policy to reduce unemployment rate to 3%. According to EAPC with adaptive inflation, if the inflation rises to 6%, the likely long run outcome of this policy would be a. Real interest rate 3%, natural unemployment rate 3% b. Nominal interest rate 10%, natural unemployment rate 5% c. Nominal interest rate 9%, natural unemployment rate 3% d. Real interest rate 1%, natural unemployment rate 5%

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