A central bank has set its policy nominal interest rate to its absolute minimum of 0% in an attempt to stimulate a struggling economy. If the public's expectation for inflation over the next year is 2.5%, what is the resulting real interest rate?
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A central bank has set its policy nominal interest rate to its absolute minimum of 0% in an attempt to stimulate a struggling economy. If the public's expectation for inflation over the next year is 2.5%, what is the resulting real interest rate?
In an economy where the policy nominal interest rate is fixed at its lowest possible value of 0%, an increase in the public's expectation of future inflation will lead to a decrease in the real interest rate.
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