The fed is partly accommodative it raises the real interest


Suppose the economy starts with output at potential. Then a supply shock occurs: oil prices rise sharply. The Fed is partly accommodative: it raises the real interest rate, but not by enough to keep inflation from rising.

Show with graphs what happens to the AE and Phillips curves, and to output and inflation.

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