Why Might Congress Benefit from the Fed Being Self-Financed

question 33

Multiple Choice

Why might Congress benefit from the Fed being self-financed?

• A)Self-financing increases Congressional control over the Fed.
• B)Self-financing reduces the Fed's exposure to external pressures.
• C)Self-financing gives the Fed an incentive to expand the money supply, which ultimately results in Congress having additional funds to spend.
• D)Congress does not benefit from the Fed being self-financed; Congress is obliged by the Constitution to allow the Fed to be self-financed.

Recognize the characteristics of high need achievers and their preferences in a work setting.

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Definitions:

Wealth

The accumulation of significant monetary assets or tangible properties that are easily transferrable into a usable form for trade or transactions.

Contribute

To give or supply in common with others; providing a portion towards a common end, such as in a project or a pool of resources.

Benefit

An advantage or profit gained from something.

Long-Run Equilibrium

A state in which all aspects of the market, including supply and demand, are balanced over a sustained period.