A) higher than the neutral interest rate.
B) lower than the neutral interest rate.
C) equal to the inflation rate.
D) equal to the neutral interest rate.
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A) change of the tax code to achieve economic changes.
B) adjustment of interest rates to influence economic conditions.
C) change in government spending to change economic conditions.
D) implementation of ceilings on the federal funds rate in the economy.
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A) It encourages businesses to engage in risky projects.
B) It undermines monetary policy.
C) It can lead to banks taking increased risks.
D) The public may expect increased bank failures.
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A) Inflation; inflation
B) Inflation; inflation.
C) Inflation; unemployment
D) Inflation; unemployment.
E) Nominal GDP; inflation.
F) Nominal GDP; inflation
G) Nominal GDP; unemployment.
H) Nominal GDP; unemployment
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A) The Fed ensures inflation does not rise above 2% instead of allowing inflation to fluctuate around 2%.
B) The Fed ensures unemployment is unable to fall below 2%.
C) The Fed ensures the real interest rate does not rise above 2% instead of allowing the real interest rate to fluctuate around 2%.
D) The Fed ensures inflation does not fall below 2% instead of allowing inflation to fluctuate around 2%.
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A) experiencing below normal growth rates.
B) operating above capacity, and inflation will likely rise.
C) operating below capacity, and inflation will likely fall.
D) at potential GDP, and inflation is at its target level.
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A) the Fed governors and the Fed district bank presidents.
B) the chair of the Fed and the New York Fed bank president.
C) the Fed governors, the New York Fed president, and a rotating group of four other district bank presidents.
D) 12 members of Congress.
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A) macroeconomic equilibrium has been reached.
B) the zero bound has been reached.
C) real interest rates equal nominal interest rates.
D) the output gap is equal to zero.
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A) lower; reduce
B) lower; induce
C) raise; reduce
D) raise; induce
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A) The bond markets
B) The market for overnight loans
C) The discount window
D) The stock market
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A) 6.5%
B) 3.5%
C) 3%
D) 4.5%
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A) provides information about the future course of monetary policy in order to influence expectations about future interest rates.
B) follows the same future course of monetary policy that it has been following in the past.
C) carries out open market operations to influence future interest rates.
D) provides information about current monetary policy in order to influence expectations about future interest rates.
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A) lower; downward; decrease
B) lower; downward; increase
C) raise; upward; increase
D) raise; upward; decrease
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A) after the Great Depression
B) 1776
C) 1918
D) 1913
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A) raise; down
B) raise; up
C) lower; down
D) lower; up
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A) inflation
B) deflation
C) high economic growth
D) higher credit ratings for the country's bonds
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A) are equivalent to Federal Reserve district banks.
B) offer services, such as checking accounts, to the general public.
C) are banks that sell stock in the Federal Reserve.
D) serve only commercial businesses and not the general public.
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