To me, at least, the idea that changes in demand will normally be offset by Fed policy--so that they will, on average, have no effect on employment--seems both simple and entirely reasonable.
Fed policy can compensate for increases or decreases in demand in such a way that employment is not impacted.
The Fed does not have the ability to react to change in demand.
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No, it has very cheap prices
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