Suppose most of your savings are in bonds and, according to an article in the Wall Street Journal, the Fed announces that it will carry out a contractionary monetary policy. What should you do? Should you continue to hold your bonds or should you move your funds into bank accounts?

You find a $1,000 bill hidden beneath the floorboards in your house and decide to deposit it in your checking account. On the same day, the Fed decides to buy $1,000 in government securities from your bank. Assuming a 10 percent reserve requirement, which of these actions creates more money in the economy?

Topic: Banks and the Economy   For an economy to thrive, there must be a strong banking system. If the banks fail and must be bailed out, it will have an effect on the economy.   If people lose faith in the safety and security of financial institutions, what will happen to the U.S. economy?   Please use at least 100 words in your response.

What would happen if suddenly banks stop lending (this has happened in the past)? Can it grow?

How should the Federal Reserve Bank execute Monetary Policy?

Monetary Policy: what are its goals? How does it work? Express your opinion about this matter.

How monetary policy works, and its benefits.

Bankers make loans in the Nominal Interest Rate, so why do bankers care so much about the Real Interest Rate?

What are the goals of monetary policy? Which goal is the most important or the principal goal?

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