Q22 The primary difference between the McCallum rule and the Taylor rule is that the McCallum rule follows the: A. Keynesian feedback rule and adjusts the federal funds rate to target the inflation rate. B. Monetarist feedback rule and adjusts the federal funds rate to target the inflation rate. C. Keynesian feedback rule and adjusts the growth rate of the monetary base to target the inflation rate. D. Monetarist feedback rule sad adjusts the growth rate of the monetary base to target the inflation rate.
答案和详解如下：
Q22. D 07Modulu Level I, Vol. 2 .pp. 453-457 Study Session 5-28-d The McCallum rule, in the spirit of a monetarist fixed role, attempts to make adjustments to the monetary base while targeting the inflation rate. On the other hand, the Taylor rule takes a Keynesian perspective and attempts to adjust the federal funds rate while targeting the inflation rate.
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发表于 2007-11-5 18:49
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