In order to increase the money supply, the Federal Reserve Bank can: Question 11

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In order to increase the money supply, the Federal Reserve Bank can:

Question 11 options:

increase the required reserve ratio.

decrease the discount rate.

increase the discount rate.

sell bonds.

If the Federal Reserve Bank would like an easier monetary policy, it could:

Question 12 options:

sell government securities to increase the federal funds rate.

sell government securities to reduce the federal funds rate.

buy government securities to increase the federal funds rate.

buy government securities to reduce the federal funds rate.

If the Federal Reserve Bank would like to raise the money supply, it should:

Question 13 options:

buy bonds.

sell bonds.

pass a law that interest rates rise.

pass a law that interest rates fall.

increase the required reserve ratio.

decrease the discount rate.

increase the discount rate.

sell bonds.

In order to increase the money supply, the Federal Reserve Bank can: Question 11

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