The new chairman of the Ionian Central Bank (ICB) is preparing for her first board meeting. She is expected to recommenda monetary policy for the board to pursue. She decides to use the Taylor rule, which was originally developed for the U.S.Federal Reserve.Ionia's potential GDP is 100 million drachma, but current GDP is 96 million. What is Ionia's output gap?Ionia's output gap:Inflation is running at 2%, but the chairman considers an inflation rate of 3% to be a reasonable goal. What is Ionia'sinflation gap?Ionia's inflation gap:The Taylor rule helps the chairman to determine the targetO fed funds rate.O inflation rate.Odiscount rate.Calculate this target rate for Ionia, according to the Taylor rule.target rate:The current rate is 4%, so the chairman recommendsO selling securities.O buying securities.%%%

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The new chairman of the Ionian Central Bank (ICB) is preparing for her first board meeting. She is expected to recommend a monetary policy for the board to pursue. She decides to use the Taylor rule, which was originally developed for the U.S. Federal Reserve. Ionia's potential GDP is 100 million drachma, but current GDP is 96 million. What is Ionia's output gap? Ionia's output gap: %

The new chairman of the Ionian Central Bank (ICB) is preparing for her first board meeting. She is expected to recommend a monetary policy for the board to pursue. She decides to use the Taylor rule, which was originally developed for the U.S. Federal Reserve. Ionia's potential GDP is 100 million drachma, but current GDP is 96 million. What is Ionia's output gap? Ionia's output gap: %

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