2) Suppose FFRATE is raised to 1.5% in period t = 5 and then returned to its original level of 1% for t = 6,7,8,9. Use the above equation to forecast INVGWTH for periods t = 5,6,7,8,9. Relate the changes in your forecasts to the values of the coefficients. What are the delay multipliers?

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2) Suppose FFRATE is raised to 1.5% in period t = 5 and then returned to its original level of 1%
for t = 6,7,8,9. Use the above equation to forecast INVGWTH for periods t = 5,6,7,8,9. Relate
the changes in your forecasts to the values of the coefficients. What are the delay multipliers?
Transcribed Image Text:2) Suppose FFRATE is raised to 1.5% in period t = 5 and then returned to its original level of 1% for t = 6,7,8,9. Use the above equation to forecast INVGWTH for periods t = 5,6,7,8,9. Relate the changes in your forecasts to the values of the coefficients. What are the delay multipliers?
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