When the Federal Reserve Conducts Open-Market Operations to Increase the Money

question 116

Multiple Choice

When the Federal Reserve conducts open-market operations to increase the money supply,it

• A)redeems Federal Reserve notes.
• B)buys government bonds from the public.
• C)raises the discount rate.
• D)decreases its lending to member banks.

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