
The Taylor rule
A) is a rule stating that money should grow at a constant rate.
B) is not considered to be a practical policy rule for central banks to follow.
C) dictates that the central bank's target interest rate be responsive to real economic activity and to inflation.
D) dictates that the nominal interest rate stay constant in the long run.
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