A) the most widely used.
B) the preferred tool from the bank's perspective.
C) no longer used.
D) still used, even with its disadvantages.
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A) the interest rate the Fed charges on loans to banks.
B) the price the Fed pays for government securities.
C) the interest rate that banks charge their most preferred customers.
D) the price banks pay the Fed for government securities.
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A) does; does
B) does; does not
C) does not; does
D) does not; does not
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A) increase; permanently
B) increase; temporarily
C) decrease; temporarily
D) decrease; permanently
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A) decrease; sales
B) decrease; purchases
C) increase; sales
D) increase; purchases
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A) prime rate.
B) discount rate.
C) federal funds rate.
D) Treasury bill rate.
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A) seasonal credit.
B) secondary credit.
C) primary credit.
D) installment credit.
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A) increases the federal funds rate.
B) lowers the federal funds rate.
C) has no effect on the federal funds rate.
D) has an indeterminate effect of the federal funds rate.
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A) raise; lowering
B) raise; raising
C) lower; lowering
D) lower; raising
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A) lowers the federal funds rate.
B) raises the federal funds rate.
C) has no effect on the federal funds rate.
D) has an indeterminate effect on the federal funds rate.
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True/False
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A) Paying interest reduces the effective tax on deposits.
B) Paying interest will help in the implementation of monetary policy.
C) Paying interest will help the Federal Reserve have more control of the amount of discount loans.
D) Paying interest increases the capacity of the Fed's balance sheet which will make it easier to address financial crises.
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A) it was lowering the discount rate.
B) it would provide discount loans to any bank that would make loans to the security industry.
C) it stood ready to purchase common stocks to prevent a further slide in stock prices.
D) it was raising the discount rate.
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A) decrease; sales
B) decrease; purchases
C) increase; sales
D) increase; purchases
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A) banks borrow reserves from each other; banks can monitor each other for credit risk.
B) banks borrow reserves from each other; the Fed can monitor banks for credit risk.
C) banks borrow reserves from the Fed; banks can monitor each other for credit risk.
D) banks borrow reserves from the Fed; the Fed can monitor banks for credit risk.
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A) decreases; fall
B) increases; fall
C) increases; rise
D) decreases; rise
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A) increases; supply
B) increases; demand
C) decreases; supply
D) decreases; demand
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A) discount rate increases.
B) discount rate decreases.
C) federal funds rate rises.
D) federal funds rate falls.
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A) defensive; sale
B) defensive; purchase
C) dynamic; sale
D) dynamic; purchase
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A) decreases the supply of reserves.
B) increases the supply of reserves.
C) lengthens the vertical section of the supply curve of reserves.
D) shortens the vertical section of the supply curve of reserves.
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