One surprising insight from viewing policy as a "game" is that: Select one: a. uncertainty over the impact of policy makes little difference in designing an optimal policy. b. it is more difficult to control inflation when the central bank is highly independent. c. money growth has little or no impact on inflation in the long run. d. central bankers should project an image of being conservative on economic policy matters, regardless of their personal views. e. decreasing money growth may substantially  increase the rate of inflation in the long run.

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