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What is the goal of the Fed’s Monetary Policy?

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The goal of the Fed's Monetary Policy is to maintain sustainability; they want the unemployment rate to stay between 4% and 6%, and for the inflation rate to stay near 2%, and they do this by either increasing their funds rate to reduce inflation and increase unemployment, or by decreasing their funds rate in order to increase inflation and decrease unemployment.

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to promote “maximum” sustainable output and employment and to promote “stable” prices.
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