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If reserves increase by $8 billion, what is the difference in the resulting change in checkable deposits when the required reserve ratio is 12.5 percent compared to when it is 10 percent?
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If banks are currently holding zero excess reserves and the Fed raises the required reserve ratio, which of the following will happen?
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The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve serves on a larger policy-making group called the House Banking Committee.
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The interest rate that the Fed charges when it lends reserves to banks is called the federal funds rate.
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If the Fed lowers the discount rate at the same time it conducts an open market sale, it follows that
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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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When we speak of the Fed's responsibility to supervise member banks, we are saying that the
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The president of the Federal Reserve District Bank of New York holds a permanent seat on the Federal Open Market Committee.
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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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Under free banking, banks are regulated by the Federal Reserve.
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Which of the following is not a monetary policy tool of the Fed?
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Here is how an open market sale works: A commercial bank __________ government securities to (from) the Fed, which lowers the bank's deposits at the __________ and __________ the bank's __________.
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If the Fed lowers the required reserve ratio, __________ in the banking system will remain unchanged but __________ will rise. This will (likely) lead to an increase in new loans and checkable deposits and a(n) __________ in the money supply.
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To decrease the money supply, the Fed may sell government securities or lower taxes.
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