Macroeconomics
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Author: PARKIN, Michael
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Question 29
If the Reserve Bank increases the quantity of monetary base, then:
the cash rate falls — economists call this contractionary monetary policy
the cash rate falls — economists call this expansionary monetary policy
the cash rate rises — economists call this contractionary monetary policy
the cash rate rises — economists call this expansionary monetary policy
6) What are the three monetary policy tools of the Fed? Briefly describe how each tool can be used to implement an expansionary monetary policy and a contractionary monetary policy.
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