Exam 13: Monetary Policy
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The "secondary credit" of the discount rate is usually lower than the "primary credit," because it is intended for banks in good financial condition.
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If M = quantity of money, V = velocity of money, P = price level, and Q = the quantity of output, then the equation of exchange will be defined as:
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The Board of Governors is the body responsible for setting and implementing monetary policy targets for the Federal Reserve System.
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The figure given below depicts the equilibrium in the foreign exchange market.?Figure 13.1
-Refer to Figure 13.1. Which of the following is most likely to cause equilibrium to change from point A to point D?
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If the U.S. dollar depreciates against the yen below the targeted exchange rate, the U.S. Federal Reserve has to intervene in the foreign exchange market such that:
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The bank rate is the interest rate charged by the commercial banks to its borrowers.
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The Fed usually sets a higher reserve requirement for savings accounts than for checking accounts.
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The desire to keep assets in cash to take advantage of favorable changes in the value of non-cash assets is called the:
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For a bank to have lending power, its required reserves must:
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During the Christmas holiday season, the Fed increases the supply of currency to:
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The table given below shows the assets and liabilities of the National Bank. Assume that this is the only bank in the economy.?
-Refer to Table 13.2 and calculate the legal reserves of the bank.
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Other things equal, when the Fed raises the reserve requirement, the banking system's excess reserves will fall, the deposit expansion multiplier will decline, and the money supply will decrease.
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The Fed can enhance liquidity in the U.S. economy by increasing the federal funds rate.
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Which of the following is an intermediate target of the Fed's policies?
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-Refer to Table 13.1. Assume a reserve requirement of 8 percent. What is the maximum potential increase in the money supply from the Fed's purchase of $400 worth of government securities?
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All members of the Federal Board of Governors are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate.
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Assume that a bank holds legal reserves of $800, the required reserves are $400 and total deposit is $4,000. If the government purchases bonds worth $200, excess reserves will increase by _____.
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A change in the interest rate does not affect the quantity of money supplied. This means that:
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