The President is getting ready for a press conference, and needs quick advice on "closing the inflationary gap".  What should the President say? a, government spending should increase or decrease? b. taxes should increase or decrease? c. discount rates and federal funds should increase or decrease? d. reserve requirement increase or decrease? e. open market operations increase or decrease?

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