Suppose that a prediction market for nominal gdp is predicting 6 percent growth in nominal gdp, but the fed's desired rate of nominal gdp growth is 5 percent. according to the market monetarist view, the fed should
a. employ a restrictive monetary policy until the predictions market adjusts nominal gdp growth predictions down to a 5 percent growth rate.
b. employ an expansionary monetary policy until the predictions market adjusts nominal gdp growth predictions down to a 5 percent growth rate.
c. adhere to a strict monetary rule of 5 percent growth in the money supply
d. do nothing, as the market will adjust itself.