Which Would Be an Example of Running Monetary Policy by Rules

question 108

Multiple Choice

Which would be an example of running monetary policy by rules?

• A) A 5% increase in money supply automatically leads to a 2% increase in real GDP.
• B) An increase in money supply growth automatically leads to an increase in inflation.
• C) The Fed will increase money growth to different levels,depending on the severity of the recession.
• D) A 1% drop in real GDP growth will automatically elicit a 2% increase in money growth.

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Definitions:

Small U.S. Stocks

Refers to shares in small-cap companies based in the United States, typically characterized by a small market capitalization.

Long-Term U.S. Treasury Bonds

Bonds issued by the U.S. government with a maturity of typically 20 or 30 years, considered to be one of the safest long-term investments.

EAR

stands for Effective Annual Rate, a calculation that reflects the annual interest on an investment or loan, taking into account the effect of compounding interest.

APR

Annual Percentage Rate, which represents the annualized cost of credit including interest and other charges, helping consumers compare the cost of loans.