What happens if the public does not believe in the Fed's ability to carry out its policy

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eduard2 years ago

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Question: Question 4 of 10 What happens if the public does not believe in the Fed's ability to carry out its policy? ... Fiscal policy will not work.

sweet [91]2 years ago

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Answer:

. Monetary policy will not work.

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