Fiscal and Monetary Policies Nowadays, many Central Banks use target inflation in their monetary policy framework to achieve a stable and low level of inflation. Related to that, do you agree with the statement that says “by only focusing on achieving inflation target, the Central Bank will not be able to control the economy’s output fluctuation.” Explain your answer by using an appropriate theory, model/equation

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