Central bank does not satisfy the taylor principle

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Suppose a central bank does not satisfy the Taylor principle; that is, vp is less than zero. Use a graph to analyze the impact of a supply shock.

Does this analysis contradict or reinforce the Taylor principle as a guideline for the design of monetary policy?

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