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The federal funds rate and the quantity demanded of reserves have a(n) ____________ relationship. This is because as the federal funds rate moves down, it becomes _______________ for banks to hold reserves, encouraging banks to hold ____________ in reserves to guard against checkable deposit withdrawals.
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Under a free banking arrangement, when people increase the demand for money a process would begin which would end with a(n) _________________ in the supply of money, ______________ government intervention.
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The lower the discount rate relative to the federal funds rate, the more likely a commercial bank will borrow from
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An open market __________ by the Fed increases the money supply; a(n) __________ in the required reserve ratio increases the money supply.
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Why does the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York hold a permanent seat on the FOMC?
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The funds the Fed receives from selling government securities
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If the Fed wants to increase the money supply, it can __________ the required reserve ratio, conduct an open market __________, or __________the discount rate.
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If there are no excess reserves in the banking system and the Fed lowers the required reserve ratio, it follows that banks will now have __________, which they can use to extend loans and create new __________.
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Which of the following will not increase the money supply in the United States?
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Summarize the history of how the Federal Reserve came to have twelve districts.
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When a bank obtains a loan from the Fed, it follows that the
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The smaller the required reserve ratio, the larger the simple deposit multiplier.
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If reserves increase by $29 million and the required reserve ratio is 11%, what is the resulting change in checkable deposits (or the money supply), assuming that there are no cash leakages and that banks hold zero excess reserves?
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The United States is divided into __________ Federal Reserve districts, each with a district bank.
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Suppose the Fed forecasts a reduction in cash leakages. It might offset the effect of this on the money supply by
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The boundaries of the Federal Reserve districts were determined based on trade patterns between cities.
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