Some argue that an increased money supply in the economy will increase inflation. However, the Fed argues that other pressures are driving down inflation, including a high unemployment rate (9.6% at the time of the Fed's announcement) and a downturn in the real estate market and manufacturing output. Given these competing viewpoints, what would your recommendation be for enacting a sound monetary policy of promoting stable economic growth, maximizing employment, and stabilizing prices?

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