Arguments for Discretionary Policies Include

question 29

Multiple Choice

Arguments for discretionary policies include

• A)policy rules can be too rigid because they cannot foresee every contingency.
• B)the time-inconsistency problem can lead to poor economic outcomes.
• C)discretionary policies pursue overly expansionary monetary policies to boost employment in the short run but generate higher inflation in the long run.
• D)all of the above.

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Definitions:

Variable Costs

Costs that vary directly with the level of production or service provision, such as materials and labor.

Output

The quantity of goods or services produced by a firm or industry.

Total Variable Costs

The sum of expenses that change in proportion to the activity of a business, such as costs for raw materials and labor, which vary with production volume.

Firm Produces

The process by which a business combines inputs, such as labor and capital, to create outputs, or goods and services, for consumption.