The article I found talks about with core inflation running about $4\mathrm{.}2\%$ over the last

three months and $3\mathrm{.}8\%$ over the last year, the Federal Reserve's monetary policy is being closely

examined for its restrictiveness. The Fed bases its policy decisions on the erroneous notion that

"neutral" interest rates both promote and restrain the economy. $($Gerber$,2024)$ Evidence, however,

points to the Fed's neutral rate projections being less constrictive than they initially believed.My Response: The article I found talks about with core inflation running about $4\mathrm{.}2\%$ over the last

three months and $3\mathrm{.}8\%$ over the last year, the Federal Reserve's monetary policy is being closely

examined for its restrictiveness. The Fed bases its policy decisions on the erroneous notion that

"neutral" interest rates both promote and restrain the economy. $($Gerber$,2024)$ Evidence, however,

points to the Fed's neutral rate projections being less constrictive than they initially believed.

how does this policy relate to the model of aggregate demand and aggregated supply and issues involving implementing policies.