Multiple Choice
Consider the following rule for monetary policy: r = 2 percent + + 1/2(y - y*) /y* + 1/2( - *) , where r is the nominal federal funds rate, y is real GDP, y* is an estimate of the natural rate of output, is the inflation rate, and * is the inflation target. Other things the same, if the inflation rate rises by 1 percentage point this rule says the Fed should increase the nominal federal funds rate by
A) 1/2 percentage point
B) 1 percentage point
C) 1 and 1/2 percentage points
D) 3 and 1/2 percentage points
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