In the Basic New Keynesian model, if anticipated future inflation increases, the central bank should
A) hold the nominal interest rate constant.
B) increase the nominal interest rate one-for-one with the decrease in the anticipated future inflation rate.
C) reduce the nominal interest rate one-for-one with the decrease in the anticipated future inflation rate.
D) increase the nominal interest rate less than one-for-one with the decrease in the anticipated future inflation rate.
E) reduce the nominal interest rate less than one-for-one with the decrease in the anticipated future inflation rate.
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