A monetary policy target is a variable that
A) the Fed can affect directly.
B) equals one of the Fed's main policy goals.
C) the Fed has no ability to change.
D) the Fed cannot affect directly.
Answer: A
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A) inflation fell the most during the 1970s productivity slowdown. B) the highest inflation rates were the double digits during the 1990s. C) the inflation rate increased with the increased growth of the 1990s. D) the 1970s experienced the highest inflation rates.
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A) the fewer substitutes there are for the final product. B) the easier it is for a particular input to be substituted for by other inputs. C) the lower the price elasticity of supply of all other inputs. D) the smaller the proportion of total costs accounted for by a particular variable input.