Exam 5: Monetary Policy
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The Fed can affect the interaction between the demand for money and the supply of money to influence interest rates, the aggregate level of spending, and therefore economic growth.
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In the "operation twist" strategy used in 2011 and 2012, the Fed sold _______ Treasury securities and used the proceeds to purchase ________ Treasury securities.
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The ____ indicators tend to rise or fall after a business cycle.
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The Fed needs the approval of the presidential administration to make decisions.
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____ serves as the most direct indicator of economic growth in the United States.
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A high budget deficit tends to place ____ pressure on interest rates; the Fed's tightening of the money supply tends to place ____ pressure on interest rates.
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Which of the following might be monitored as an indicator of inflation?
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The ____ lag is the time from when an economic problem arises until it is recognized.
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The Fed is more likely to use a stimulative policy during a strong-dollar period.
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The Fed faces a trade-off in monetary policy between reducing unemployment and reducing the federal government's budget deficit.
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The ____ indicators tend to rise or fall at the same time as a business cycle.
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The Federal Reserve would be most inclined to use a stimulative monetary policy to cure a recession if oil prices are
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A ____-money policy can reduce unemployment, and a ____-money policy can reduce inflation.
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When the Fed wants to encourage businesses to increase their spending on long-term projects, it may use a stimulative policy focused on reducing long-term Treasury yields.
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According to the theory of rational expectations, if the Fed uses open market operations to increase the supply of loanable funds, the ultimate effect on interest rates
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A ____ economic indicator tends to rise or fall a few months after business-cycle expansions and contractions.
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Which of the following is not true with respect to inflation targeting?
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The relationship between the interest rate on loanable funds and the level of business investment is positive.
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The Fed can ____ the level of spending as a means of stimulating the economy by ____ the money supply.
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