Suppose the price of crude oil increases and we produce just enough crude oil for our own consumption. On impact, our will shift upward and T will be than our target n*. If our central bank wants to keep the same Tt*, it has to interest rates. AST lower; raise O b. ASTt higher; cut O c ADTT lower; cut O d. ASt higher; raise

Suppose the price of crude oil increases and we produce just enough crude oil for our own consumption. On impact, our will shift upward and T will be than our target n. If our central bank wants to keep the same Tt, it has to interest rates. AST lower; raise O b. ASTt higher; cut O c ADTT lower; cut O d. ASt higher; raise

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