Use the following diagram to añswer Question #22. Figure 3, Money Supply and Money Demand We of eney 1P Maney S Money S MS. UPS MD Quantity of Money, M (Dilons of dollars) In the conduct of U.S. monetary policy, ceteris paribus, which of the following activities by the Fed would be most consistent with the shift in the diagram above? Select one: a. an open market purchase b. a decrease in the required reserve ratio C. an increase in the interest rate the Fed pays on bank reserves held at the Fed d. Quantitative Easing

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