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What are THREE purposes of monetary policy?
A. to eliminate competition B. to promote price stability C. to eliminate
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The discount rate is the rate of interest that banks pay to borrow money from the Federal Reserve. Which statement accurately
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Which of the following is NOT one of the primary goals of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy?
A. to reduce the federal deficit
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Why would the US government purchase government securities from private bond holders?
A. to reduce the money supply and raise
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What does V represent?
A. The change in value of one unit of currency multiplied by the amount of currency in circulation. B. The
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If the Federal Reserve raises the discount rate, the Federal Reserve is enacting
A. tax reform. B. fiscal policy. C. monetary
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Which of the following BEST illustrates the focus of monetary policy?
A. paying down the US national debt B. increasing consumer
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What is the main purpose of monetary policies?
A. reducing government spending in the economy B. controlling the supply of money
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In the United States, the nation's monetary policy is determined by
A. individual states. B. individual banks. C. the US
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During the 2008 recession in the United States, the Federal Reserve reduced interest rates to nearly zero. What type of policy
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What is NOT one of the goals of monetary policy?
A. the elimination of competition B. the promotion of price stability C. the
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Multiple Choice Question
What monetary policy would the Federal Reserve adopt to control inflation? A. lowering federal tax rates
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Reserve requirements are set by the house of representatives, president, or federal reserve to regulate the minimum amount of
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Reserve requirements are set by...( the house of representatives, president, or federal reserve) to regulate the minimum amount
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The Federal Reserve uses monetary tools to regulate the money supply and maintain growth and stability in the U.S. economy. One
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Indicate whether is true or false
1. The sim of monetary policy is to decrease unemployment
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Indicate whether is true or false
The sim of monetary policy is to protect the value of the rand
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State whether the statement are true or false
1. If the SARB believes that inflation will increase, it will increase the interest
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An increase in the interest rate increases the spending by households? True or false
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Which of the following is an advantage to having a common currency in the European Union? It allows the worth of the currency to
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The Gold Standard Act of 1900 ended the standard known as (1 point)
A.O fractional-reserve banking. B.O bimetallism. C.O
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Question Which of the following is an advantage of having a common currency in the European Union?(1 point) Responses It allows
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Explain the monetary integration and optimum currency
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Why does lowering interest rates help the economy?
a. All actions by the Fed help the economy. b. Low rates are not usually
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The Gold Standard Act of 1900 ended the standard known as(1 point) Responses liquidity. liquidity. full-reserve banking.
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If the price level is fixed, increment of money supply will increase the real money balance and decrease equilibrium interest
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Why is it the Fed's responsibility to set interest rates, not national banks?
A. • The Fed is responsible for printing all
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Why does lowering interest rates help the economy?
(1 point) A. • All actions by the Fed help the economy. B. • Low rates are
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When the Fed raises rates, is this a good sign for businesses?
(1 point) A. • No, it lowers purchasing power. B. • Yes, any
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Why is it the Fed’s responsibility to set interest rates, not national banks?%0D%0A%0D%0A(1
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When the Fed raises rates, is this a good sign for businesses?%0D%0A%0D%0A(1 point)%0D%0AResponses%0D%0A%0D%0ANo, it lowers
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Why does lowering interest rates help the economy? (1 point) Responses
A. All actions by the Fed help the economy. B. Low rates
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When the Fed raises rates, is this a good sign for businesses? (1 point) Responses
A. No, it lowers purchasing power. B. Yes, any
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Why is it the Fed’s responsibility to set interest rates, not national banks? (1 point)
Responses A. The Fed is responsible for
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Choose the best word or phrase from each drop-down menu.
The Fed uses open market operations by buying and selling . The rate at
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Over the last several months, there has been a rapid increase in the number of loans that banks have provided for mortgages and
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The Fed uses open market operations by buying and selling
. The rate at which banks lend money and charge one another for storing
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If the domino effect occurs as a result of changes in the money supply, what will most likely happen as an immediate result of
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Question What monetary policies should the Federal Reserve enact to combat higher inflation rates for
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Describe how changes to the money supply affect the bank's ability to lend to customers.(1 point)
Responses A decrease 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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Which of the following describes a role of the Federal Open Market Committee?(1 point)
Responses managing the nation’s money
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What is the greatest anticipation of the Federal Open Market Committee meetings?(1 point)
Responses The report on the open market
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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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What are the differences between fiscal policy and monetary policy?
How are the goals of contractionary fiscal policy similar to
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The Federal Reserve increases the money supply by:
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The Federal Reserve decreases the money supply by:
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Pros of increasing the money supply:
Cons of increasing the money supply:
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Pros of decreasing the money supply:
Cons of decreasing the money supply:
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