The primary monetary policy tool most used by central banks today is A the size of the money multiplier. B the quantity of M1. C the quantity of M2. D interest rates.

3. With the help of appropriate diagrams, explain the expansionary monetary policy and its consequences.

The fractional reserve banking system A. requires banks to hold a portion of their demand deposits as cash. B. imposes limits on the amount of money that banks can create. C. precludes banks from creating money. D. requires that banks keep excess reserves.   Option A is Wrong...FYI, hoping to get the correct answer and an explanation.

Need help with this. If nominal GDP is $100 and the money supply is $25 then money velocity is?

A rapid rate of growth of money results in a. constant prices.b. depression.c. inflation.d. recession.

The opportunity cost of holding money is   A. the transactions demand for money.   B. the monetary rule.   C. the interest income foregone.   D. contractionary monetary polic

If the central bank buys bonds from the market with open market operations when the money market is in equilibrium and money demand is stable, which of the following developments will occur? a. Interest rate doesn't change b. Investments increase c. Interest rate decrease d. Interest rate increase

All things equal, by how much will nominal GDP expand if the central bank increases the money supply by $200 billion, and the velocity of money is 4?  Show your work.

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