Exam 14: The Goals, tools, and Rules of Monetary Policy

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What is the only policy instrument the Fed really can control directly and precisely?

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The Fed has the least degree of discretion and the least to do under a policy rule setting

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"Monetarism" advocates a monetary policy

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Quarterly data for the years 1988-93 for the nominal federal funds interest rate and the output ratio show that the Fed

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To reduce economic volatility the Fed should push the economy toward a

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The non-activists believe that

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A monetary policy which is likely to bring about a "soft landing" requires that interest rates be ________ while inflation is ________ and unemployment is ________ the natural level.

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Expenditure changes may be potentially inequitable,as are tax changes,because

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Which of these policy targets does NOT provide a "nominal anchor?"

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Which of the following is NOT an argument of non-activists?

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In Taylor Rule equation,high value of parameter a indicates that

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Activists believe that postwar instability is primarily the result of

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According to the New Classical macroeconomic school,

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Which of the following groups of economic forecasters have been able to forecast "turning points" when the economy turned up or down?

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The increase of the real money supply by 10% by the Federal Reserve when the unemployment rate rises by 1% is an example of

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Compared to the previous three decades,after 1982 recessions have been ________ and expansions have been ________ .

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A study of estimated multipliers in the major econometric models shows that

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"Inflation Targeting Rule" is a special case of a

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The Canadian experience with inflation and unemployment in the early 1990s has this to say about policy rules:

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During which of the following decades has the output ratio been staying closest to zero?

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