This is not the sort of question that is open to a precise quantitative answer, but it is certainly possible to give some general principles. •  First, it depends on the size of the shocks that the economy experiences. Bigger interest rate adjustments will probably be needed the bigger the shocks to which you are responding.
When the shocks and imbalances are small, interest rates do not need to move as much  •  Second, it depends on how responsive the economy is to a given change in interest rates. Arguably in the 1970s and 1980s, when inflation was high and variable, the economy was less responsive to a given change in interest rates than it has been subsequently.