The Taylor rule says that the fed funds rate target is a function of all of the following, except

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The Taylor rule is a formula that suggests a central bank should adjust its interest rate target based on the level of inflation relative to its target rate, as well as the deviation of actual output from potential output. It does not typically include the level of borrowed reserves as a factor in the decision.

The Taylor Rule Says That the Fed Funds Rate Target