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Which tool does the Fed use most commonly to control the money supply?
Unemployment Rate
The rate of joblessness among individuals in the labor force who are actively seeking work.
OPEC
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, a group of oil-producing nations that aims to manage the supply of oil to stabilize oil market prices and ensure efficient, economic and regular supply to consumers.
Oil Production
The process of extracting crude oil from the earth and preparing it for sale, including exploration, drilling, and refining.
Favorable Supply Shock
An unexpected event that increases the supply of goods or services, typically leading to lower prices for those goods or services.
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