A) A tax increase and an increase in the money supply.
B) A transfer payment decrease and an increase in the money supply.
C) A reduction in government purchases and decline in the money supply.
D) An increase in government purchases and a decline in the money supply.
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Multiple Choice
A) FDIC.
B) Discount Committee.
C) Federal Open Market Committee.
D) Federal Funds Committee.
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Multiple Choice
A) expansionary monetary policy can potentially result in increased real output, but only in the short run.
B) expansionary monetary policy can potentially result in increased real output in both the short run and long run.
C) contractionary monetary policy can potentially result in increased real output, but only in the short run.
D) contractionary monetary policy can potentially result in increased real output in both the short run and long run.
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Multiple Choice
A) provide mortgage money for the poor.
B) keep the money supply from drying up during economic panics.
C) lend money to people in localities not served by commercial banks.
D) lend money to developing nations whose own central banks had failed.
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Multiple Choice
A) sell government securities, lower reserve requirements and lower the discount rate.
B) sell government securities, raise reserve requirements and raise the discount rate.
C) sell government securities, lower reserve requirements and raise the discount rate.
D) buy government securities, lower reserve requirements and raise the discount rate.
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A) is $106 billion.
B) is $122 billion.
C) is $98 billion.
D) is greater than $8 trillion.
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True/False
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