The central bank minimizes a loss function (L), where the government requires it to keep next period's inflation close to the target whilst avoiding large output fluctuations: L=(y1-y+B(71- a i. Discuss the critical parameter in the central bank's loss function. Identify and explain the central bank's constraint. Show that the monetary rule is (v1- ye) =-a Bla1-a). Derive the central bank's Interest- rate Rule (IR equation) based on the stabilizing interest 11. 111. iv. rate.

The central bank minimizes a loss function (L), where the government requires it to keep next period's inflation close to the target whilst avoiding large output fluctuations: L=(y1-y+B(71- a i. Discuss the critical parameter in the central bank's loss function. Identify and explain the central bank's constraint. Show that the monetary rule is (v1- ye) =-a Bla1-a). Derive the central bank's Interest- rate Rule (IR equation) based on the stabilizing interest 11. 111. iv. rate.

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