The Fed's Ability to Simultaneously Control the Rate of Growth

question 35

Multiple Choice

The Fed's ability to simultaneously control the rate of growth of the money supply and the level of interest rates is impeded by changes in the

• A) supply of money.
• B) interest rates.
• C) demand curve for money.
• D) required reserve ratio.
• E) number of banks in the Federal Reserve System.

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