A) loans are made.
B) checks written on one bank are deposited in another bank.
C) loans are repaid.
D) the net worth of the banking system declines.
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A) at very low interest rates people would put their money in the bank.
B) at very low interest rates people would simply hold their money.
C) at very high interest rates people would simply hold their money.
D) people will lend out their money no matter what the interest rate happens to be.
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A) increase the discount rate.
B) increase the reserve ratio.
C) buy government securities in the open market.
D) sell government securities in the open market.
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A) has regional Federal Reserve Banks that make most of the decisions.
B) makes decisions subject to the approval of the President.
C) makes its major policy decisions in its Open Market Committee.
D) makes decisions subject to the approval of Congress.
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A) liquid assets such as private commercial paper and Treasury bills.
B) vault cash and Treasury bills.
C) vault cash only.
D) all assets.
E) vault cash and reserve deposits held at a regional Federal Reserve Bank.
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A) Statement I is true and statement II is false.
B) Statement II is true and statement I is false.
C) Both statements are true.
D) Both statements are false.
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A) the required reserve ratio.
B) legal reserves.
C) federal reserves.
D) excess reserves.
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A) interest rates will rise and investment spending will decrease.
B) interest rates and investment spending will remain unchanged but inflation will increase.
C) interest rates will fall and investment spending will increase.
D) banks' excess reserves will be reduced and loans will be called in,leading to an increase in bankruptcies.
E) interest rates will fall and investment spending will decrease.
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A) the same;the same
B) different;different
C) the same;different
D) different;the same
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A) required reserves are reduced.
B) required reserves are converted to excess reserves.
C) the discount rate will increase.
D) excess reserves of depository institutions are reduceD.
E) depository institutions that are loaned up will have more reserves to loan.
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A) Increased investment by the private sector has not been forthcoming in response to the reduction in interest rates.
B) Consumers have tended to increase saving and decrease consumption.
C) Our economy has increased imports during recessions.
D) The government has imposed fiscal policy to counteract the monetary policy.
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A) selling United States bonds.
B) reducing reserve requirements and lowering discount rates.
C) increasing marginal tax rates.
D) raising discount rates.
E) rationing consumer credit.
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A) The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
B) The Federal Reserve Bank of St.Louis
C) The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
D) The Federal Reserve Bank of New York
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A) savings.
B) check clearing.
C) lending.
D) reconciliation.
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A) the Federal Reserve is required to hold.
B) business firms are required to hold.
C) a bank is required to hold.
D) foreign investors are required to holD.
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A) sell government bonds,to make low-risk,sound assets available for commercial banks to buy.
B) sell government bonds,in order to reduce the size of the government's deficits.
C) sell government bonds,in order to increase aggregate demand.
D) buy government securities.
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A) The supply of money decreases when the Federal Reserve Banks buy government securities from households or businesses.
B) Excess reserves are the amount by which actual reserves exceed required reserves.
C) Commercial banks increase the supply of money when they purchase government bonds from households or businesses.
D) Commercial bank reserves are an asset to commercial banks but a liability to the Federal Reserve Banks.
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A) the market rate of interest on government bonds are lowered AND the market rate of interest on corporate bonds are lowered.
B) the market rate of interest on corporate bonds are increased.
C) government yields drop but corporate yields rise.
D) government and corporate yields rise.
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