The article discusses different views on how interest rates should be set by central banks. It compares the New Consensus approach with the Post-Keynesian perspective and suggests an alternative to the Taylor Rule. Post-Keynesian economics focuses on the idea that money is created within the economy, not controlled from outside. The article points out that while Post-Keynesian theory lacks a clear method for central banks to decide on interest rates, it proposes a new way to set interest rates that aligns better with Keynes's ideas.