A) discount
B) mortgage
C) reserve requirement
D) federal funds
E) bank-borrowing
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A) Under free banking,banks would not be subject to any special regulations beyond those which are required of other businesses.
B) Under free banking,banks would be allowed to issue their own currency.
C) The government would largely control the actions of banks under free banking.
D) The market forces would raise or lower the money supply under free banking.
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True/False
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A) purchase government securities.
B) sell government securities.
C) first purchase,then sell,government securities.
D) lend more reserves to commercial banks.
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A) increase bank reserves.
B) increase currency held by the public or vault cash.
C) increase the money supply.
D) reduce the money supply.
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A) less;decrease;lower
B) more;increase;raise
C) the same amount;not change;lower
D) more;decrease;raise
E) none of the above
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A) discount
B) bank interest
C) federal funds
D) prime
E) none of the above
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A) rise;$27
B) decline;$33
C) decline;$27
D) rise;$33
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A) is made up of seven members.
B) is a group of advisers reporting to the President.
C) is located in New York City.
D) members are appointed to four-year terms by the President and confirmed by the Senate.
E) all of the above
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A) Comptroller of the Currency,the Secretary of the Treasury,and the Secretary of Agriculture.
B) Secretary of State,the Secretary of the Treasury,and the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
C) Secretary of State,the Secretary of Commerce,and the Vice President.
D) Secretary of the Treasury,the Secretary of Commerce,and the Vice President.
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A) money supply;federal funds rate
B) federal funds rate;money supply
C) money supply;discount rate
D) required reserves ratio;discount rate
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A) direct.
B) constant.
C) inverse.
D) roundabout.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) excess reserves are unaffected.
B) excess reserves are increased.
C) excess reserves are decreased.
D) required reserves are decreased.
E) b and d
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True/False
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A) positive excess reserves;checkable deposits
B) negative excess reserves;currency
C) positive excess reserves;currency
D) more vault cash;checkable deposits
E) none of the above
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A) reserves would decrease and the money supply would decrease.
B) reserves would increase and the money supply would increase.
C) reserves would decrease and the money supply would increase.
D) reserves would increase and the money supply would decrease.
E) there is no impact on reserves or the money supply.
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A) the Congress.
B) the President of the United States.
C) the Treasury.
D) a and b
E) none of the above
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A) Detroit
B) Baltimore
C) Minneapolis
D) Seattle
E) Cincinnati
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A) bank's reserves increase.
B) bank's reserves decrease.
C) bank's reserves do not change.
D) securities are an asset for the bank.
E) b and d
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