A central bank reaction function: O A. is a rule used to set interest rates in response changing economic conditions. O B. shows the relationship between aggregate expenditure on goods and services and the inflation rate. OC. is a commitment by the central bank to follow specific and publicly announced guidelines for monetary policy. O D. shows the total quantity of output, or real GDP, supplied at a given inflation rate. Select all of the following that are key components of the central bank reaction function? DA. The responsiveness of the unemployment rate relative to the natural rate O B. The responsiveness to short-run differences between the actual and target inflation rates O c. Real GDP O D. The target inflation rate OE. Government purchases The smaller the size of the slope of the reaction function, the v the reaction function will be and the response to the differences between the actual inflation rate and the target inflation rate by the central bank will be

A central bank reaction function: O A. is a rule used to set interest rates in response changing economic conditions. O B. shows the relationship between aggregate expenditure on goods and services and the inflation rate. OC. is a commitment by the central bank to follow specific and publicly announced guidelines for monetary policy. O D. shows the total quantity of output, or real GDP, supplied at a given inflation rate. Select all of the following that are key components of the central bank reaction function? DA. The responsiveness of the unemployment rate relative to the natural rate O B. The responsiveness to short-run differences between the actual and target inflation rates O c. Real GDP O D. The target inflation rate OE. Government purchases The smaller the size of the slope of the reaction function, the v the reaction function will be and the response to the differences between the actual inflation rate and the target inflation rate by the central bank will be

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