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Expansionary policy actions taken in 1970 had laid the foundation for economic recovery in 1971. The money stock had increased at a 5.4 percent rate in 1970 compared to a 3.2 percent rate in 1969. Longand short-term interest rates had declined markedly from peaks earlier in 1970. By the end of 1970, some small improvements toward the reduction of inflation could be noted, and further improvements in 1971 were anticipated. However, with unemployment at 6 percent and utilization of plant facilities at relatively low levels, unemployed resources remained a primary policy consideration.

Monetary Expansion and Federal Open Market Committee Operating Strategy in 1971