A) $37.3 billion; $32.7 billion
B) $32.7 billion; $29.2 billion
C) $34.2 billion; $30.8 billion
D) $37.3 billion; $34.0 billion
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A) money is created.
B) the bank gains new reserves.
C) the bank immediately loses reserves.
D) the Fed has made an open-market purchase.
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A) increase bank reserves, and the money supply will increase.
B) decrease bank reserves, and the money supply will increase.
C) increase bank reserves, and the money supply will decrease.
D) decrease bank reserves, and the money supply will decrease.
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A) $530 billion; $3,700 billion
B) $330 billion; $4,230 billion
C) $520 billion; $4,320 billion
D) $530 billion; $4,230 billion
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A) legal promises to repay a debt.
B) claims to partial ownership of a firm.
C) regular payments made to owners of a firm.
D) legal promises to make regular payments to the stockholder.
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A) double coincidence of wants.
B) store of value.
C) medium of exchange.
D) unit of account.
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A) domestic saving, domestic investment, and net capital inflows.
B) domestic investment.
C) domestic saving and domestic investment.
D) domestic saving and net capital inflows.
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A) depositors, spurred by news or rumors of possible bankruptcy of one bank, rush to withdraw deposits from the banking system.
B) commercial banks, fearing Federal Reserve sanctions, unwillingly participate in open-market operations.
C) commercial banks, concerned about high interest rates, rush to borrow at the Federal Reserve discount rate.
D) depositors, afraid of increasing interest rates, attempt to engage in discount-window borrowing at the Federal Reserve.
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A) savings deposits, small time deposits, and money market mutual funds.
B) currency, checking and savings deposits, and small time deposits.
C) currency, checking and savings deposits.
D) M1, savings deposits, small time deposits, and money market mutual funds.
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A) imports increase; outflow from
B) imports decrease; inflow to
C) imports increase; inflow to
D) exports increase; outflow from
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A) originally lent.
B) of interest agreed upon when the bond was originally issued.
C) paid to the bondholders on a regular basis.
D) of interest the bondholder is entitled to when the bond matures.
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A) do nothing because this is a profitable situation.
B) stop making loans.
C) send the extra reserves to the central bank.
D) make more loans.
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A) financial intermediation.
B) diversification.
C) barter.
D) using a medium of exchange.
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A) bank reserves.
B) a medium of exchange.
C) a unit of account.
D) a store of value.
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A) buys; increases
B) buys; decreases
C) sells; increases
D) sells; decreases
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A) increase; increase; increase
B) increase; increase; decrease
C) increase; decrease; increase
D) decrease; decrease; decrease
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A) commercial bank.
B) credit union.
C) stock exchange.
D) mutual fund.
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A) an inability of U.S. companies to compete in the international market.
B) a decline in private saving that resulted from an upsurge in consumption.
C) a decline in national saving caused largely by rapidly rising government budget deficits.
D) a worldwide recession that made it difficult for American companies to sell their products abroad.
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A) conducting open-market operations.
B) changing the Federal Reserve discount rate.
C) changing bank reserve requirement ratios.
D) changing interest rates.
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A) increased; also increased; increased the discount rate
B) decreased; also decreased; kept the rate of inflation low
C) decreased; increased; performed open-market operations
D) increased; also increased; injected reserves into the economy
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