Business Esentials, Student Value Edition Plus 2017 MyLab Intro to Business with Pearson eText -- Access Card Package (11th Edition)
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Chapter 16, Problem 16.28C
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During the beginning of the year, 1923 Country GY borrowed money from their own people to finance the war. Congress formed the federal reserve system in the year 1913 for stabilizing the economy.
Open market activities are equivalent to the printing of new money. The banks only need to have 10 % of their cash on hand. The rest of the cash is loaned out. In early 2017, the stock market seemed to have grown healthily.
To explain: The ways in which the economy of Country US will be affected.
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