feedback-rule policy
Definition
A policy that prompts the government to take actions based on market or economic circumstances. Examples are fiscal and monetary policies used by the federal government to re-stabilize the economy when it is out of balance. Such changes tend to be inflationary as costs incur from forced market adjustments that are typically unnecessary under fixed rules.
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