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If monetary policy in an AE/PC model with time lags is made using Taylor’s rule,

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Question

If monetary policy in an AE/PC model with time lags is made using Taylor’s rule, an adverse supply shock results is

an immediate increase in the real interest rate, with immediate drops in output and inflation

. an immediate increase in the real interest rate with a drop in real output and inflation one year later

. a lagged increase in the real interest rate accompanied by lagged decreases in output and inflation

. an immediate increase in the real interest rate, with output falling one year later and inflation falling two years later.

Explanation / Answer

(a) An immediate increase in the real interest rate, with immediate drops in output and inflation.

It is called impulse response function

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