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When the Fed uses quantitative easing, it is:
Seamounts
Underwater mountains formed by volcanic activity, which rise from the ocean floor but do not reach the surface.
Island Chains
Groups of islands formed close to one another, often as a result of volcanic activity along oceanic ridges or subduction zones.
Continental Drift
A theory that explains the gradual movement of continents across the earth's surface through geological time.
Glacial Deposits
Materials left behind by glaciers as they advance and retreat, including rocks, sediments, and debris.
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