In Terms of Desirable Features of a Monetary Policy Instrument

question 9

Essay

 In terms of desirable features of a monetary policy instrument, explain why the size of the staff at the Fed is not a good policy instrument. Be sure to address which feature(s) it fits and which one(s) it doesn't. 

Understand the concepts of policy lags and their types (decision-making lag, implementation lag, effectiveness lag, and recognition lag) in macroeconomic policy.

Distinguish between active and passive policy approaches and their implications on the economy.

Realize the impact of macroeconomic policies (fiscal and monetary) on aggregate demand and aggregate supply.

Comprehend the role and critiques of discretionary fiscal policy in stabilizing the economy.

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