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Title: The reason why some economists believe that attempts by the Fed to surprise the public in a systemat Post by: johnpaul92 on Jan 30, 2016 The reason why some economists believe that attempts by the Fed to surprise the public in a systematic way cannot be successful is that
A) the Fed announces its goals before Congress and publishes its policy actions in the Federal Reserve Bulletin six weeks after they take place. B) the public would eventually figure out what the Fed's policies were, negating the Fed's surprise. C) competition in the money markets would neutralize the Fed's intervention. D) information about the Fed's plans will inevitably be leaked to the public. Title: Re: The reason why some economists believe that attempts by the Fed to surprise the public in a syst Post by: supaman on Feb 4, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: The reason why some economists believe that attempts by the Fed to surprise the public in a systemat Post by: johnpaul92 on Feb 13, 2016 Appreciate your help, thank you again
Title: Re: The reason why some economists believe that attempts by the Fed to surprise the public in a systemat Post by: supaman on Feb 14, 2016 Every little bit helps, right? Glad I solved your question
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