Multiple Choice
A good definition for intermediate targets of monetary policy would be:
A) instruments under the direct control of central bankers but one step removed from operational targets.
B) instruments that are not under the direct control of the central banks but lie between operational instruments and objectives.
C) the quantity or non-price targets of monetary policy.
D) the real goals of monetary policy.
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