ow did the Fed's monetary policy change during the Great Recession?   During the Great Recession, the Fed _______.     A. conducted daily open market operations to hit the federal funds rate target   B. engaged in quantitative tightening   C. conducted monetary policy with limited reserves   D. conducted monetary policy with ample reserves

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