a.
Based on Taylor rule implication by the policymakers should do to the fed funds rate in case of high
b.
Taylor rule implication to the fed fund rate in case of an oil price shock that raises inflation rate by 1 percent and output to fall by 1 percent.
c.
Taylor rule implication to the fed fund rate in-case when economy experiences prolonged increases in productivity growth while actual output growth is constant.
d.
Implications of the Taylor rule to the fed fund rate when there is a decline in potential output while actual output remains unchanged.
e.
Taylor rule implications to the fed funds rate when the Fed revises its (implicit) inflation target downward.
f.
Taylor rule implications to the federal funds rate when there is a decrease in equilibrium real funds rate.
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