If you do the work completely and correctly, with an explanation as to how you came about that answer and screenshots for when excel applies if needed... I'll give you up thumb definitely

3. Consider the Taylor Rule, from John Taylor: Interest policy target = market neutral interest rate + a(expected inflation % - inflation target %) + B(expected GDP % change - GDP trend's % change) A. Explain the underlying theories of John Taylor's model. What necessary policy guideline is left out by this model's formula, and also is not answered by most time series formulas, leading to our need to run the time series model with data? (That is not a general regression question. That is a question about time series formulas in particular.) B. If you were to try this model a few times, what input data changes would you make each time that you try it? What would you try to learn through each change that you would make? Which results would you check, which other tests would you examine, and why, before using the results to forecast FRB policy