Monetary Policy Includes

question 29

Multiple Choice

Monetary policy includes

• A) using changes in the rate at which new money is put into circulation to alter national economic variables.
• B) using changes in the size of the federal budget deficit to alter national economic variables.
• C) regulating tax rates to ensure controlled growth and low inflation.
• D) the economic policies of the president and Congress.
• E) linkage of the consumer price index and the gross national product.

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