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  • i get it. very clearly explained

  • Do my exam for me 2moro plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz :'(

  • Not a dumb question at all! The MPC is given the task of achieving CPI inflation of 2%. They are allowed flexibility of + or - 1%; ie they need to keep CPI inflation between 1% and 3%. If they achieve that, then they can look at setting interest rates to achieve long term growth. But, in reality it appears that they do take the rate of growth/unemployment in to account, otherwise with UK CPI inflation at 4%, they would have raised interest rates by now!

  • sorry if this is a dumb question, but are the MPC more concerned with achieving economic growth and higher levels of employment, or a lower price level and less inflation which results in more unemployment? because if the AS curve is unable to move with the AD curve, aren't these two objectives directly conflicting?

  • No, I 'm an A level teacher at a 6th form College in the UK

  • u make it sooooo easy to understand!

    may i ask if you're a professor in a certain university?

  • THANK YOU :)

  • Your lecture style is soooooo good !!!

  • Brilliant Brilliant Thankyou

  • You've just helped me with my AS Economics exam ! Thank you so much .

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