Some central banks like the Reserve Bank of New Zealand are more concerned about price fluctuation than output fluctuation while other central banks are more concerned about output fluctuation. Explain the impact of a supply shock on inflation and output of the economy under the alternative positions of different central banks. Use appropriate graphs.

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