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Chapter 28, Problem 4MCQ
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The amount of money held by the public when the Fed increases the quantity of money.
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When the Fed increases the money supply, we expect
a.
interest rates and stock prices to rise.
b.
interest rates to fall and stock prices to rise.
c.
interest rates to rise and stock prices to fall.
d.
interest rates and stock prices to fall.
If the Fed increases the monetary base, the
a. federal funds rate rises.
b. federal funds rate falls.
c. quantity of money decreases.
d. demand for money decreases.
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Suppose that there is excess supply of money at the current interest rate. During the adjustment process:
a.
interest rates will rise and bond prices will fall
b.
interest rates and bond prices will both rise
c.
interest rates and bond prices will both fall
d.
interest rates will fall and bond prices will rise
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