Monetary policy is of some importance because interest rates changes are the way in which saving (rising when interest rates rise) and investment (falling when interest rates rise) adjust to ensure that aggregate demand doesn't decline when the non-government sector tries to increase its saving ratio and consumption falls. The problem is that central banks haven't adequately allowed the rates to adjust enough because they have been targetting inflation.
Answer: False
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