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A) increase the reserve requirement for banks
B) reduce the reserve requirement for banks
C) make each bank set its own reserve levels
D) let each bank get more currency from the Treasury
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A) reduces the cost of reserves borrowed from the Fed.
B) signals the Fed's desire to increase the money supply.
C) signals the Fed's desire to lend increased reserves to banks.
D) increases the cost of reserves borrowed from the Fed.
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A) increases the money supply, which leads to increased interest rates and a decrease in GDP.
B) increases the money supply, which leads to decreased interest rates and a decrease in GDP.
C) decreases the money supply, which leads to increased interest rates and a decrease in GDP.
D) decreases the money supply, which leads to decreased interest rates and a decrease in GDP.
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A) preferred rate.
B) nominal interest rate.
C) adjustment rate.
D) differential rate.
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A) increases the total amount of reserves in the banking system.
B) decreases the total amount of reserves in the banking system.
C) does not change the total amount of reserves in the banking system.
D) causes the reserve requirement to fall.
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A) inflation
B) six-month Treasury bill
C) federal funds
D) prime
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A) Producers expect their prices on average to be higher next year.
B) Producers expect the prices they pay for raw materials to be higher next year.
C) Workers expect that the prices they pay for goods and services will be higher next year.
D) all of the above
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A) increase the reserve requirement or conduct an open market sale.
B) increase the reserve requirement or conduct an open market purchase.
C) decrease the reserve requirement or conduct an open market sale.
D) decrease the reserve requirement or conduct an open market purchase.
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A) decrease money in the Treasury.
B) decrease the money supply in the private sector.
C) receive discounts on future sales.
D) receive a high rate of interest on the bonds.
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A) monetary policy.
B) fiscal policy.
C) cyclical policy.
D) procyclical policy.
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A) federal funds
B) discount
C) prime
D) commercial paper
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A) the quantity of money demanded equals the quantity of money supplied.
B) the quantity of money demanded is less than the quantity of money supplied.
C) the quantity of money demanded is more than the quantity of money supplied.
D) the interest rate equals the money supply.
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A) depreciated; down
B) depreciated; up
C) appreciated; down
D) appreciated; up
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A) to reduce risk
B) to have liquidity
C) to facilitate transactions
D) all of the above
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A) purchase bonds on the open market and raise reserve requirements.
B) sell bonds on the open market and raise reserve requirements.
C) purchase bonds on the open market and lower reserve requirements.
D) sell bonds on the open market and lower reserve requirements.
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