Question 1:
It is clear that, since central banks hire their economists
from the same pool as do universities and business firms,
they have no analytical and informational advantage over the
private sector in figuring out how to get the economy back
to full employment following a downturn. As a result, they
should simply publish any information they have for the
private sector to use, rather than imposing policies that
may exacerbate private sector decisions.
True or false?