What are the advantages or disadvantages of having an independent Fed, one which doesn’t take direct orders from the legislative or executive branch? How does the structure of the FOMC help achieve central bank independence?

Q: 1 ****************   1) Consider the US Federal Reserve System and compare it with another central…

A: a) Two features of the Bank of Japan that are very similar to the US Federal Reserve System (Fed)…

Q: Why does the Federal Reserve not have complete control over the size of the money supply? Give at…

A: Money Supply: - In an economy the total value of money in circulation at a point of time is known as…

Q: How the RBI can inject or withdraw the liquidity from the banking system? Explain the direct and…

A: The banking system in an economy is considered to be one of the most important sector, which assists…

Q: Which statement best describes a responsibility of the Federal Reserve System for the United States?…

A: Federal Reserve system for the US.  Fed is the central bank of US.  The monetary policy is…

Q: How do central banks affect reserves in the banking system by “open market operations”?

A: Central bank is the apex bank of the economy who helps the government to manage the money flow and…

Q: Which of the follow are the main jobs of the Federal Reserve? (Check all that apply)     A. Conduct…

A: The Federal Reserve frequently alluded to as the Central bank or "the Federal Reserve," is the…

Q: How does the structiure of the Fed reflect a compromise between centralized (federal) power and…

A: Central Bank Consist of  The composers of the Federal Reserve Act deliberately dismissed the idea of…

Q: Does the Fed have control over the federal funds rate and over bank reserves? If so, can the Fed…

A: The Fed funds rate is the interest rate U.S. banks charge each other to lend funds overnight.

Q: What are the three parts of the FED?   Federal Open Market Committee, District Banks,…

A: The Federal Reserve System (FED) is the central banking system of the United States. It was created…

Q: Should the Fed be independent or a government agency subordinate to Congress and the president?

A: The Federal Reserve in the U.S was created on 23rd December 1913. It is the central bank of the…

Q: To what extent was the Fed being responsible for the housing price bubble of the early 2000s.

A: The housing price bubble of early 2000s further led to subprime crisis which was majorly responsible…

Q: What are the primary goals of a central bank ? Why it is important for the bank to attain these goal…

A: The central bank is typically in charge of monetary policy and member bank regulation in modern…

Q: State the relationship between the process of bank consolidation and the too-big-to-fail policy.

A: The process by which one financial organisation acquires or combines with another is known as bank…

Q: Let’s pretend the economy is in a horrible recession, inflation is rising, and interest rates are…

A: In a hypothetical scenario where the economy is experiencing a severe recession, rising inflation,…

Q: In 2007 there was a dramatic decline in housing prices. This caused people to feel worried about the…

A: Central banks regularly monitor corporate expectations when making monetary policy decisions in…

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A: The Federal Reserve System is the United States of America's central system of banking.It was being…

Q: Why did bank failures increase, with a lag, after deposit insurance became available to banks? What…

A: It is generally agreed that the financial crisis that lasted from 2017 to 2018 was the worst since…

Q: What are the two main mandates of the Federal Reserve Bank (Fed)? Why those two mandates are a…

A: Federal Reserve Bank give the nation a flexible and stable monetary and financial system  The…

Q: In terms of monetary policy, the most important function of district Federal Reserve banks is to:…

A: The monetary policy is set by Federal Reserve for promoting the maximum employment and stabilization…

Q: Using T-accounts, show what happens to checkabledeposits in the banking system when the Fed sells$2…

A: Monetary Base (High powered Money) is the summation of currency (C) in the hands of the public and…

Q: True/False  Central Bank directly deals with the depositors and consumers in the economy.

A: A central bank is a type of financial organization in charge of overseeing the monetary policies and…

Q: The term “moral hazard” describes increases in risky behavior resulting from efforts to make that…

A: Moral hazard: It refers to the event in which one party gets involved in the risky event which the…

Q: Discuss how the bank of England can control the Money supply and interest rates and then reflect on…

A: The description of how banks produce money makes it seem that the size of a country's money supply…

Q: How has the balance sheet of the Fed changed over the years? Explain why

A: The central system of banking of the United States of America is the Fed or the Federal Reserve…

Q: What are the three monetary policy tools that Fed has at its disposal?

A: Monetary policy refers to the central bank’s policy that brings changes in the supply of money by…

Q: Why does the Fed act as a lender of last resort? What is the usual mechanism by which the Fed acts…

A: The primary function of a Fed is to act as a lender of last resort. It means providing…

Q: How does the Federal reserve Bank "influence" interest rates to meet the objectives of the Fed?

A: The first tool that is used by the Fed to meet the objectives is to manipulate short-term interest…

Q: The Central banks' tools to control the money supply include the discount rate, and interest…

A: If the money supply has to be decreased Central bank would increase discount or interest rate as…

Q: ase go to www.federalreserve.gov e and briefly describe the structure of the U.S. Federal Reserve…

A: The central banking system of the United States of America is known as the Federal Reserve System.…

Q: The fed is the head of banking, but provides little oversight for the bank. True or false

A: The Reserve Banks serve banks, the U.S. Depository, and, in a roundabout way, the general…

Q: Which one of these policies should the Fed engage in if unemployment is very high and inflation is…

A: Answer - Need to find- Which one of these policies should the Fed engage in if unemployment is very…

Q: When Congress established the Federal Reserve in 1913, what was its main responsibility? When did…

A: The Congress created the Federal Reserve in 1913 in an effort to build a better economic system both…

Q: Explain the answer and/or show any calculation to prove the answer. What is the mission of a…

A: The banking sector is an industry and a sector of the economy dedicated to holding and investing…

Q: Which of the following is a major difference between the US Federal Reserve system and the European…

A: The ECB does not monitor or manage financial institutions.