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The Fed pledged to continue QE3 until: a. inflation got out of control b. real GDP...

The Fed pledged to continue QE3 until: a. inflation got out of control b. real GDP and employment returned to more normal levels c. the financial crisis was over d. it was time to begin QE4

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