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Module 11

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For a bank: Loans to public & Reserves Assets
For a bank: Deposits & Loans from Fed Liabilities
The fraction of deposits that banks hold as reserves Required Reserves
The fraction of deposits that a bank can lend out Excess Reserves
When incomes rise, the interest rate will... Rise
When the price level falls, the interest rate will... Fall
When the supply of money increases, the interest rate will... Fall
When the supply of money decreases, the interest rate will... Rise
The interest rate banks charge each other. Federal Funds Rate
The interest rate the Fed charges banks. Discount Rate
Main tool of the Federal Reserve Open Market Operations
When the Fed buys securities, the money supply... Increases
When the Fed sells securities, the money supply... Decreases
Treasury bonds are an example of... Securities
When the Fed lowers the required reserve ratio, the money supply... Increases
When the Fed raises the required reserve ratio, the money supply... Decreases
When the Fed lowers the discount rate, the money supply... Increases
When the Fed raises the discount rate, the money supply... Decreases
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