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To combat inflation, what is the usual monetary policy stance adopted?
Hawkish
Hicksian
Dovish
Owlish
- Hawkish (Option:1)
- In a hawkish stance, the focus is on tightening monetary policy.
- This typically involves raising interest rates.
- The goal is to curb inflation by making borrowing more expensive.
- Higher rates can reduce spending and slow down the economy.
- Hicksian (Option:2)
- Refers to economic concepts introduced by John Hicks.
- Not directly related to a monetary policy stance for combating inflation.
- Dovish (Option:3)
- Dovish policies are more accommodative.
- They involve lowering interest rates to stimulate growth.
- Not suited for combating inflation as they encourage spending.
- Owlish (Option:4)
- Not a recognized term in monetary policy.
- Likely meant to be neutral or prudent but not commonly used.
Correct Answer: Hawkish
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