Why would it not be sustainable though?

Price stability. It really just suggests what the nominal rate should be in order to reach the inflation target. In this analysis I assumed target to be 2%. BTW taylor rule has actually approximated actual fed monetary policy quite well in the past.

Really? Then why is it such a corrupt country?

After two years of sideline watching the k dramas my gf watches, Im not surprised. Material wealth and status seems to be in front of every single show.

I don't disagree..

It's not something that is published, you have to calculate taylor rate yourself from inflation and output data. Those data can be found on Fred database. You can find the exact taylor rule on Wikipedia.

Taylor rule ineterst rate is not published by any party, you have to calculate it yourself from several different statistics, all of which are available from source.

Yeah I was a bit lazy since the data from fred didn't have newest numbers.

For those not economically inclined: Fed funds rate is the target interest rate for fed. When you hear the news saying fed is raising rates. they mean fed funds rate. Fed funds rate is the US interbank overnight rate. Taylor rule is a mathematical rule stating what the interest rate should be in order to reach the targeted inflation rate.

Source: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/

Tools used: Excel