Why have economists abandoned the use of money-growth rules in the United States?
A) Because the Fed can no longer control the money supply
B) Because the velocity growth rate has been too stable
C) Because of instability in money demand
D) Because money-growth rules are overly activist
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Q19: If the velocity of money in an
Q20: The Fed is said to tighten policy
Q21: Which terms in the equation for Taylor
Q22: Which equation best represents the Taylor rule?
A)i
Q23: The rule that is used to set
Q25: If the potential output of an economy
Q26: Under an activist rule,
A)the growth rate of
Q27: Taylor originally picked _as the equilibrium real
Q28: The Taylor rule implies that the nominal
Q29: The Taylor rule is
A)an activist rule.
B)a nonactivist
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