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Now that you have learned about monetary policy and the Federal Reserve answer the following questions: Completed 0 of 10 questions. 1. 1
The Federal Reserve consists of how many banks? 12 13 14 10 2. 2
Monetary policy is the use of government spending and revenue collection to influence the economy the U.S. central banking system Changes in the money supply intended to maintain stable prices, full employment, & economic growth a required payment to a local, state, or national government
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What effect would an increase in the discount rate have on the money supply? it would cause the money supply to expand it would cause the money supply to contract it would have no effect on the money supply it would increase the money multiplier 4. 4
Which of the following is NOT used by the Federal Reserve to change the money supply? the discount rate the federal tax code open market operations the reserve requirement 5. 5
Why does a bank sometimes hold excess reserves? to protect against high prices to keep from lending too much money to make check clearing easier to be sure they can meet customer’s demands 6. 6
Why does the Federal Reserve alter monetary policy? to provide services to bank members to regulate the banking industry to lessen the effect of natural business cycles to enable banks to clear checks 7. 7
How could the Federal Reserve encourage banks to lend out more of their reserves? increase the prime rate reduce the money supply raise the required amount of reserve reduce the discount rate 8. 8
An example of expansionary monetary policy would be sell treasury securities raise the discount rate raise the reserve requirement buy treasury securities 9. 9
The Federal Reserve was created in 1913 1933 1925 1909 10. 10
The Fed board of governors has 10 members 12 members 7 members 14 members Submit My Answer!
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