Which of the following is one of the​ Fed's policy​ tools? One of the​ Fed's policy tools is​ _______.     A. the discount​ rate, which is the interest rate at which the Fed stands ready to lend reserves to commercial banks   B. the required reserve​ ratio, which equals 3 percent on checkable deposits and 10 percent on savings deposits   C. the open market​ operations, which are purchase of government securities from the government   D. the monetary​ base, which is the sum of coins and Federal Reserve notes

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