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Which statement accurately explains the functions of the Federal Reserve district banks and those for the Board of Governors.(1
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what is responsible for guiding the monetary policy of the united states
contract law trade agreements The Federal Reserve System
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Which of the following might the Federal Reserve do during a period of rising inflation?(1 point)
Responses increase government
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How does the existence of a single type of accepted money help consumers?
(1 point) Responses It makes it possible to make large
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post a detailed response to the description prompt and do the following respond to a classmate who answered that no a concept of
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In economics, how will the central bank steps in to increase the money supply with liquid asset ratio? Answer in one sentence
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How government can improve money supply without reducing tax
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What methods could the Federal Reserve use to stabilize the economy?(1 point)
Responses a The Federal Reserve provides loans to
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What methods could the Federal Reserve use to stabilize the economy?(1 point)
Responses a The Federal Reserve provides loans to
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What methods could the Federal Reserve use to stabilize the economy?
a The Federal Reserve provides loans to banks that cannot
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Which of the statements below is an accurate description of the economy's reaction to changes in the reserve requirements
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When the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates following the 2001 recession, what did more people start to do?
(1 point)
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Assess the following statements. Which one best describes monetary policy?(1 point) Responses A. Monetary policy was discredited
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in which economic situation would interest rates decrease?
a. Most people are saving rather than buying houses. b. Average
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Basics of the Federal Reserve Quick Check 3 of 53 of 5 Items Question How does the role of the Board of Governors compare to the
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Determine the statement that best describes the role of the Federal Reserve District banks.(1 point) Responses The district
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How does the role of the Board of Governors compare to the role of the Federal Open Market Committee?(1 point)
Responses The
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What methods could the Federal Reserve use to stabilize the economy?(1 point)
Responses The Federal Reserve provides loans to
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What methods could the Federal Reserve use to stabilize the economy?(1 point)
Responses The Federal Reserve provides loans to
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What methods could the Federal Reserve use to stabilize the economy?(1 point)
Responses The Federal Reserve provides loans to
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Which of the statements below is an accurate description of the economy's reaction to changes in the reserve requirements
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The Federal Reserve engages in another round of quantitative easing. What are the effects of this policy on the economy?(1
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The economy has been sluggish in recent months with slow economic growth. Which policies would lead to a strong and healthy
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What is the money supply of the United States?
the total amount of money in the US economy the sum of all deposits being held by
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Why does the Fed sometimes increase interest rates?
to help more people get loans and become borrowers to speed up the economy
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If the economy was overheating, what monetary policy would likely be implemented? (1 point)
Responses a Raise interest rates b
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What is the federal funds rate? (1 point)
Responses The interest on mortgage-backed securities placed on the lenders. The
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The economy has been sluggish in recent months with slow economic growth. Which policies would lead to a strong and healthy
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Which of the statements below is an accurate description of the economy's reaction to changes in the reserve requirements
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Use the passage to answer the question.
Like other mined minerals, gold is a finite resource. Most of the largest gold mines in
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Which of the following actions would be considered loosening monetary policy? The Federal Reserve increasing interest rates The
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Assess the following statements. Which one best describes monetary policy?(1 point) Responses
A. Monetary policy focuses on the
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Which of the following actions would be considered loosening monetary policy?(1 point) Responses The Federal Reserve lowering
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What is reserve currency standard
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When the Fed buys government securities, it:
A. Lowers the cost of borrowing from the Fed, encouraging banks to make loans to the
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If the Fed sells bonds:
A. The Phillips curve will shift down B. Banks' reserves will be reduced C. Bond prices will fall, and
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Which of the following is not counted as part of M1?
A. Saving deposits B. Federal Reserve notes, or "paper money" C. Coins D.
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If the Fed buys bonds:
A. Aggregate demand will decrease B. Bond prices will rise, and interest rates will fall C. Bond prices
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When the legal reserve requirement is lowered:
A. The money multiplier decreases, and the amount of excess reserves temporarily
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According to the quantity theory of money, an increase in the money supply will lead to:
A. An increase in real GDP B. An
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An increase in the money supply:
A. Raises the interest rate, causing a decrease in investment and a decrease in GDP B. Lowers
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in a recession, the Fed would most likely:
A. Restrict bank lending by lowering the discount rate B. Encourage bank lending by
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The Fed can increase the money supply by:
A. Decreasing the required reserve ratio, decreasing the discount rate, and/or buying
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Which of the following is true about the discount rate?
A. A lower rate can decrease the amount of money banks can borrow. B. A
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What is the greatest anticipation of the Federal Open Market Committee meetings?(1 point)
Responses The decision regarding the
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Describe how changes to the money supply affect the bank's ability to lend to customers.(1 point)
Responses An increase in the
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Which of the following statements correctly describes how the Federal Reserve can reduce inflation?(1 point)
Responses The
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The economy has been sluggish in recent months with slow economic growth. Which results would lead to a strong and healthy
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Suppose that the Fed uses open market operations to buy more bonds than it sells. Describe the effects this will have on the
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What would be the effect of an increase in the reserve requirement? (1 point)
• Banks would make fewer loans because they would
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