Sparrow, R. Finch, P. Eagle, J. Crow, T.
In this groundbreaking paper, we explore the often overlooked role of parrots in the realm of monetary policy. Focusing on the magnificent Macaw, we analyze their ability to mimic human speech and how it correlates with the fluctuations of interest rates. Through extensive research and observation, we conclude that the Macaw's squawk is an accurate predictor of economic trends and should be given due consideration when making monetary decisions. This paper not only adds to the ever-growing body of knowledge in economics but also showcases the potential of our feathered friends in shaping financial policy.