5. Consider the effect of open market sales. Using a diagram for the federal funds market, show and identify: i the shift in the supply of reserves ii. the gap of excess demand or excess supply ii. the new equilibrium federal funds rate

Q: Which of the following will decrease commercial bank reserves

A: Central Bank decide to increase or decrease bank reserves according to economic situation.

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Q: 25) Which of the following best describes how banks create money? A) Banks charge higher interest…

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Q: 12. If the required reserve ratio was lowered: * the Federal funds interest rate would rise. O the…

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Q: 7) Explain the slopes of the supply and demand curves in the federal funds market.  Show and explain…

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Q: 29. Refer to Table 1. What is the M2 money supply? A) $426 billion. B) $325 billion. C) $351…

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Q: 3. How is the interest on reserve balances rate a reservation rate? a. Banks should not demand a…

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Q: 2. How would a decrease in the reserve requirement affect the (a) size of the money multiplier, (b)…

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