The bullseye chart, developed by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, is a visual comparison of the current state of the economy with the Fed's dual mandate of full employment and stable prices. A point representing actual unemployment and inflation is plotted on the chart and can be visually compared to the Fed's target point. If the current point lies to the _________ of the center of the bullseye, the Fed's stance on monetary policy will be clear. multiple choice 1 northeast or southeast northeast or southwest northwest or southwest northwest or southeast