A) Check clearing
B) Issuing currency
C) Insuring bank deposits
D) Controlling the rate of growth of the money supply
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A) An open market sale.
B) An increase in required reserve ratios.
C) An increase in the discount rate.
D) An open market purchase.
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A) increase;decrease
B) decrease;increase
C) decrease;decrease
D) increase;increase
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A) The Fed can induce people to buy United States government securities,but it can't induce them to sell.
B) The Fed can induce people to sell United States government securities,but it can't induce them to buy.
C) The Fed can induce people to buy and sell United States government securities.
D) The Fed cannot induce people to buy or sell United States government securities.
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A) rate at which the central banks lend to the United States Treasury.
B) rate at which the Federal Reserve Banks lend to commercial banks and thrift institutions.
C) yield on long-term government bonds.
D) rate at which commercial banks and thrifts lend to the public.
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A) alleviate recessions.
B) raise interest rates and restrict the availability of bank credit.
C) run budget surpluses.
D) increase investment spending.
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A) sell securities on the open market.
B) buy securities on the open market.
C) both sell and buy securities on the open market.
D) not sell nor buy securities on the open market.
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A) the reserve requirement.
B) one minus the reserve requirement.
C) one.
D) one divided by the reserve requirement.
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A) bonds by the United States Treasury.
B) United States Treasury securities on the open market by the Fed.
C) corporate stocks and bonds by the corporation commission.
D) corporate securities on the open market by the FeD.
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A) A decrease in loans made by commercial banks.
B) An increase in loans made by commercial banks.
C) An increase in the prime interest rate.
D) An increase in the money supply.
E) A decrease in the required reserve ratio.
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A) Statement I is true and statement II is false.
B) Statement II is true and statement I is false.
C) Both statements are true.
D) Both statements are false.
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A) lending money to bank customers.
B) buying bonds from the public.
C) buying bonds from a Federal Reserve Bank.
D) borrowing from a Federal Reserve Bank.
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A) Banks get a significant part of their total revenue from interest on their primary reserves.
B) Banks try to carry as much in excess reserves as they possibly can.
C) Only a small fraction of the nation's banks are subject to the reserve requirements of the Federal Reserve.
D) The banks have received interest on their reserves since October,2008.
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A) increase by $1,000.
B) decrease by $1,000.
C) decrease by $5,000.
D) increase by $5,000.
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A) Total reserves minus excess reserves equals required reserves.
B) Excess reserves minus required reserves equals total reserves.
C) Required reserves equals excess reserves divided by total reserves.
D) Total reserves equals excess reserves divided by required reserves.
E) Excess reserves plus outstanding loans equals total reserves.
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A) senior member of the Federal Open Market Committee.
B) Superintendent of the Board of Governors.
C) Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.
D) New York District Bank President.
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A) Printing Federal Reserve notes and minting coins
B) The discount rate
C) The reserve requirement
D) Open market operations
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