One Problem with Using Monetary Policy to Address "Bubbles" in Asset

Multiple Choice

One problem with using monetary policy to address "bubbles" in asset markets is that:

A) doing so presupposes that the Federal Reserve is better than financial-market professionals at identifying bubbles.
B) monetary policy is well-suited for addressing the problem of inappropriately high asset prices.
C) reducing the real interest rate to deal with the bubble could lead to inflation.
D) the Federal Reserve is not interested in stabilizing output.