1)What relationship does the Taylor rule look at? Is it interest rates and unemployment? If so, are there any more?

2)What kinds of economic policies might reduce health inequities?

1)Taylor's rule refers to the theory that suggests the central bank about how to change or manage the interest rate to make the stability of the economic factor. Taylor's rule looks at the relationship between the interest rate and employment rate. It also shows the interest rate between the interest rate and the inflation rate.

Therefore, the interest rate does not only relate to the employment rate but with the inflation rate as well.

2)Broadly speaking, economic policies dedicated to socialized medicine have demonstrated the greatest reduction in health inequity. Although this policy is not popular in the United States, other industrialized nations from Japan to Sweden have enacted universal health care and seen far better health as a result, with longer lifespans and lower mortalities from most health conditions. Other policies that can reduce health inequity include employer tax credits for health insurance, construction of new hospitals in rural or poor areas, greater access to medication, better treatment of sewage and fresh water, and food distribution.