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For the economy in Problem 1 suppose that poten- tial output r 960. From the monetary policy in Table 12.1 what can you infer the of Canada\'s objective for the inflation rate in the lon term? LO1 Solution Hi, Please provide the table which has the moetary policy rule.

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