The Taylor Rule provides a formula central banks use to set interest rates based on inflation and economic output. It guides monetary policy by recommending adjustments when the economy deviates from target levels. Policymakers benefit from a clear framework, while investors and analysts use it to predict rate changes and assess economic stability.
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