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In its current execution of monetary policy,the Fed does not usually have a specific _____________ target,but rather it tries to target a specific ________________.
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One of the Fed's functions is to be the government's banker.This means that the
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The Fed can change the federal funds rate by issuing an order,but it cannot change the discount rate this way.
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To decrease the money supply,the Fed may sell government securities or lower taxes.
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When the Fed increases the required reserve ratio,a bank's
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William Jennings Bryan,Secretary of State at the time of the passage of the Federal Reserve Act,argued in favor of having ______ district banks.
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If the Fed wants to decrease the money supply,it can __________ the required reserve ratio,conduct an open market __________,or __________ the discount rate.
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Which of the following has never been a monetary policy tool of the Fed?
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Use the simple deposit multiplier to help show why the money supply increases when the Fed lowers the required reserve ratio (r).
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If Bank A borrows from Bank B,reserves in the banking system __________.If Bank A borrows from the Fed,reserves in the banking system __________.
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The original boundaries for the Federal Reserve districts were determined based on
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When the Fed was created,its governing body was called the Federal Reserve Board,but it was later officially renamed the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
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List and describe five of the eight major functions or responsibilities of the Fed.
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Suppose that the current federal funds rate is above the federal funds target rate. In order to lower the federal funds rate the Fed will ________________ securities on the open market which will ________________ the supply of reserves in the market for reserves,pushing the rate closer to the target rate.
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To expand the money supply the Fed could lower the required reserve ratio,lower the discount rate,or purchase government securities.
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