Exam 26: Monetary Policy
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To reassure investors who were unwilling to buy mortgages in the secondary market,the U.S.Congress used two government sponsored enterprises,________,to sell bonds to investors and use the funds to purchase mortgages from banks.
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In the Taylor rule,does the target for the federal funds rate respond differently for a recession caused by a decrease in aggregate demand and for a recession caused by a decrease in short-run aggregate supply? Explain whether there is or is not a difference in how the target for the federal funds rate changes.
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The economy suffered a mild recession in 2001.Despite the recession,home sales and durable goods sales remained high.Which of the following is a plausible explanation?
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In reality,the Fed is unable to use monetary policy to keep real GDP exactly at its potential level.
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Which of the following correctly describes what the Fed used as monetary targets in the past?
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When the Federal Reserve increases the money supply,at the previous equilibrium interest rate households and firms will now have
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The argument advanced by Milton Friedman for adopting a monetary growth rule is that
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Your income will increase if the Federal Reserve buys a Treasury bill from you and pays you with a check from the Fed.
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Use a graph to show the effects of a contractionary monetary policy to reduce inflation and move an economy back to potential real GDP.Explain what happens to aggregate demand,real GDP,and the price level.
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The interest rate that banks charge other banks for overnight loans is the
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If the Fed orders a contractionary monetary policy,describe what will happen to the following variables relative to what would have happened without the policy:
a.The money supply
b.Interest rates
c.Investment
d.Consumption
e.Net Exports
f.The aggregate demand curve
g.Real GDP
h.The price level
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Prior to 1970,mortgages were ________ resold in the secondary market.
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In October 2008,Congress passed the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP),under which the Treasury provided ________ to banks in exchange for ________.
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Suppose the Fed increases the money supply.Which of the following is true?
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Figure 26-7
-Refer to Figure 26-7.Suppose the economy is in a recession and no policy is pursued.Using the static AD-AS model in the figure above,this situation would be depicted as a movement from
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