Federal Reserve Actions That Offset Unexpected Monetary Developments and Contribute

question 45

Multiple Choice

Federal Reserve actions that offset unexpected monetary developments and contribute to the smooth everyday functioning of the economy are called

• A)defensive actions
• B)dynamic actions
• C)accommodative actions
• D)none of the above

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