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    If the Fed Wants to Decrease the Quantity of Money
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If the Fed Wants to Decrease the Quantity of Money

Question 136

Question 136

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If the Fed wants to decrease the quantity of money, it can


A) purchase U.S. government securities.
B) raise income tax rates.
C) decrease the government budget deficit.
D) sell U.S. government securities.

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