What is risk adjustment to the policy rule in monetary policy?
a) A strategy to set interest rates above what a standard rule would recommend
b) A strategy to intentionally set interest rates below what a standard rule would recommend
c) A strategy to keep interest rates at the level recommended by a standard rule

Why do central banks implement risk adjustments to the policy rule?
a) To maintain deflationary pressures
b) To counteract limitations imposed by factors like the Effective Lower Bound (ELB) on interest rates
c) To increase inflation levels during non-ELB periods

What is one potential downside of considering a higher inflation target as a strategy to address challenges like the ELB?
a) Reduced frequency and severity of ELB episodes
b) Distortions in price signals and changes in consumer behavior
c) Increased policy flexibility during economic downturns

What are alternative policy approaches that can enhance the effectiveness of monetary policy tools?
a) Adjusting interest rates only
b) Leveraging forward guidance mechanisms and commitments
c) Decreasing the inflation target

Why is it important for central banks to carefully assess the feasibility and impact of alternative policy approaches?
a) To reduce inflation levels
b) To enhance policy maneuverability
c) To ensure alignment with broader economic objectives