Figure 15-1 Price Level ON OB to point D B to point C B to point A O A to point C D SRAS₂ AD1 SRASI AD2 Real GDP Refer to Figure 15-1. One argument against the use of activist monetary policy claims that it can destabilize the economy. For example, suppose we are in a recessionary gap. Expansionary monetary policy is implemented, but there are so many lags that by the time it has its effect, self-regulation has already closed the gap by itself. The end result is a movement from point

Figure 15-1 Price Level ON OB to point D B to point C B to point A O A to point C D SRAS₂ AD1 SRASI AD2 Real GDP Refer to Figure 15-1. One argument against the use of activist monetary policy claims that it can destabilize the economy. For example, suppose we are in a recessionary gap. Expansionary monetary policy is implemented, but there are so many lags that by the time it has its effect, self-regulation has already closed the gap by itself. The end result is a movement from point

Principles of Macroeconomics (MindTap Course List)

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Author:N. Gregory Mankiw

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Chapter23: Six Debates Over Macroeconomic Policy

Section23.3: Should Monetary Policy 8e Made By Rule Rather Than By Discretion?

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