Between 1950 and 1975, the average annual rate of change in the money supply was slightly less than 4 percent. Has the Fed expanded the money supply more (or less) rapidly than this 4 percent long-term rate during the past 12 months? The past 24 months? Is the Fed's current monetary policy restrictive or expansionary? Explain.

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