When the Fed Injected Newly Made Money into the Economy

question 78

Multiple Choice

When the Fed injected newly made money into the economy by buying bonds, it:

• A) was practicing quantitative easing.
• B) was trying to avoid a deflationary period similar to Japan.
• C) inserted over $1 trillion of new money into the economy.
• D) All of these statements are true.

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