Explain the Taylor Rule. how can the rule be used to implement monetary policy. Consider the following scenarios. How would the Taylor Rule be employed in each?  First, suppose the Fed was run by “inflation nutters” How would the Taylor Rule be implemented?  Second, in the not too distant past, the Fed (along with most central banks) did not pay a lot of attention to inflation, focusing instead on economic growth.  How would the Taylor Rule be implemented?  Finally, suppose that the Fed faces the twin problems of increased inflation and lower economic growth.  If the Fed uses the Taylor Rule as a policy guide, what options does the Fed have

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