How do monetary policy objectives differ between normal times and crisis periods?

How do monetary policy objectives differ between normal times and crisis periods?

• A. In normal times, policy aims to fine-tune growth and inflation with small rate adjustments; in crises, policy uses aggressive balance sheet expansion and non-traditional tools to restore stability.
• B. Normal times target full employment; crises target price stability only.
• C. Normal times use large adjustments to the policy rate; crises never use non-traditional tools.
• D. Normal times restrict lending; crises expand lending with unchanged balance sheet.

Answer: (A)