The correct answer is Council of Economic Advisers. It is a group of notable economic analysts. It advises the U.S. President on fiscal policy. It does not advise the nation's central bank on monetary policy. It does, however, clearly express its point of view. Their primary role is to prepare an annual Economic Report, out every February. That gives the economic background that funds the President's annual budget. It clarifies what's happened to the economy over the past year. It also forecasts growth for next year.