refer to scenario 35-2. suppose that the flosserland department of finance has run a public relations campaign claiming it will reduce inflation to 12.5% but that it actually leaves inflation at 25%. suppose that the public had expected that the department of finance would reduce inflation, but only to 20%. then a. unemployment falls, but it would have fallen more if people had been expecting 12.5% inflation. b. unemployment rises, but it would have risen more if people had been expecting 12.5% inflation. c. unemployment rises, but it would have risen more if people had been expecting 22% inflation. d. unemployment falls, but it would have fallen more if people had been expecting 22% inflation.