Having Interest Rate Stability

question 102

Multiple Choice

Having interest rate stability

• A)allows for less uncertainty about future planning.
• B)leads to demands to curtail the Fed's power.
• C)guarantees full employment.
• D)leads to problems in financial markets.

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