After the 2008 fiNancial Crisis, Why Did the Federal Reserve

question 281

Multiple Choice

After the 2008 financial crisis, why did the Federal Reserve effectively lose its ability to increase the money supply by manipulating the federal funds rate target?

• A) Regulatory changes in response to the financial crisis significantly restricted the use of the federal funds rate target.
• B) The increase in excess reserves in the banking system virtually eliminated the need for banks to borrow in the federal funds market.
• C) Borrowing of excess reserves moved from traditional banks to the shadow banking industry.
• D) The federal funds rate rose significantly and would not respond to Fed changes in the supply of reserves.

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Referring to an abnormal or impaired functioning in individuals or systems, often leading to negative consequences.

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