"ما سیاستها را با تغییر شرایط اقتصادی تطبیق خواهیم داد"
— Jerome Powell
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Simplified Meaning:
When things change and the economy goes up or down, those in charge will change the rules and plans to fit the new situation. Imagine you're driving a car on a road trip. If the weather changes and it starts raining hard, you might slow down or take a different route to stay safe. In the same way, leaders adjust their actions based on how the economy is doing. For example, if there is a recession and people are losing jobs, the government might cut taxes or increase spending to help everyone. If the economy is booming, they might do the opposite to prevent problems. This approach helps keep things stable and ensures the country runs smoothly no matter what happens with money and jobs.
