Which of the following instruments is NOT used by the Federal Reserve to change the money supply? Group of answer choices the federal tax code open market operations the required reserve ratio the discount rate

The Federal Reserve is a- is an institurion that oversees the safety and stability of the US banking system b- Central Bank c- quantitative easing d- discount rate

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is one branch of Federal Reserve System responsible for: Group of answer choices Approving discount rate Setting Federal Funds Rate Target Range Recommending Discount rate

Discuss the structure and organization of the U.S. Federal Reserve

Suppose the reserve ratio is 20% for all banks. If the Fed increases bank reserves by $200, then the money supply will:

28) If the required reserve ratio is 10% and the Federal Reserve purchases $50 million in treasury bonds on the open market, how could the money supply be impacted? a) Increase by a maximum amount of $500 million b) Increase by a maximum amount of $50 million c) Decrease by a maximum amount of $500 million d) Decrease by a maximum amount of $50 million 29) What is the most likely outcome of expansionary monetary policy? a) A decrease in the quantity of money, higher interest rates, and increased aggregate demand. b) An increase in the quantity of money, higher interest rates, and increased aggregate demand. c) A decrease in the quantity of money, lower interest rates, and decreased aggregate demand.. d) An increase in the quantity of money, lower interest rates, and increased aggregate demand.

Which of the following would be classified in the M1 category of the money supply? demand deposits certificates of deposit savings deposits money market deposit

Describe the functions of the federal reserve system. What is its number one function from a policy point of view?

If the Fed wants to increase the money supply, it can decrease the federal funds rate. decrease the tax rate. sell bonds in the open market. increase the reserve requirement.

Discuss in detail how the Fed utilizes tools that can be used to control the money supply. Feds tools: Reserve requirements Discount rate Open market operations