C$).$ REAL WORLD POST. As we look at forecasting models, let$$s engage in a discussion on a real and current topic. As scholar$-$practitioners, this may trigger some strong opinions and$/$or emotions so I ask that we engage in a professional, respectful, and objective approach to this topic.

So$...,$ based on what is listed in the textbook and after watching the Wall Street Journal video: Why $2\%$ Is the Fed$$s Magic Inflation Number,

$($i$).$ What SPECIFIC forecasting models, methods, and planning approaches from the required reading material in the textbook are evident in the video?

$($ii$).$ What SPECIFIC forecasting models, methods, and planning approaches from the required reading material in the textbook is $$flexible form of average inflation targeting$$ listed in the video? What evidence supports your response?

$($iii$).$ If you were the chairman$/$chairwoman of the federal reserve, what forecasting models, methods, and planning approaches listed in the textbook would you recommend shifting to$,$ and why do you say so$?$