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How Is The Natural Rate Of Interest (r*) Determined? Have you ever wondered how central banks decide the interest rates that keep the economy stable? In this video, we explain the concept of the natural rate of interest, often called r. We'll cover what r is and why it plays a vital role in economic policy. You'll learn how this interest rate helps maintain the economy at its full potential while keeping inflation in check. We’ll discuss the various factors that influence r, including potential output, long-term growth prospects, technological progress, population changes, and financial market conditions. Additionally, we'll explore how temporary shocks and government policies can impact the natural rate and why estimating r is a complex task for economists. Understanding how central banks use models to gauge r* can shed light on their decision-making process regarding interest rate adjustments. Whether you’re interested in macroeconomic theory or want to understand how monetary policy works, this video provides clear explanations to help you grasp these important concepts. Join us for this insightful discussion and subscribe to our channel for more in-depth content on macroeconomics and economic policy.

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