A) Shift the aggregate demand curve.
B) Shift the aggregate supply curve.
C) Move the economy along the aggregate demand curve.
D) Move the economy along the aggregate supply curve.
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A) Selling government bonds,which causes market interest rates to rise.
B) Buying government bonds.
C) Simply announcing a higher rate because the Fed has direct control of this interest rate.
D) Changing the money multiplier.
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A) Decrease by $200,000.
B) Decrease by $50,000.
C) Decrease by $500.
D) Increase by $50,000.
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A) The Fed governors are appointed by the president of the United States.
B) The Fed governors are appointed for 14-year terms and cannot be reappointed.
C) The Board of Governors is located in Washington,
D) The Fed acts as a clearinghouse between commercial banks.
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A) The money supply would be determined by individual banks.
B) Depositors would bear all the risks of bank failures.
C) The money supply would be subject to abrupt changes.
D) The banking system would be regulated by consumers.
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A) The stock market but not the bond market.
B) Automatic stabilizers.
C) Portfolio decisions.
D) Real output but not the price level.
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A) $500.
B) $250.
C) $1,500.
D) $1,250.
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A) Alan Greenspan.
B) George W.Bush.
C) Ben Bernanke.
D) Nancy Pelosi.
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A) 5 percent.
B) 15 percent.
C) 25 percent.
D) 20 percent.
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A) Increase by $100 billion.
B) Increase by $15 billion.
C) Decrease by $100 billion.
D) Decrease by $1.5 billion.
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A) Buy government securities.
B) Borrow in the federal funds market.
C) Borrow reserves from the discount window.
D) All of the choices are correct.
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A) Decrease by $50 billion.
B) Increase by $7.5 billion.
C) Increase by $50 billion.
D) Increase by $1.125 billion.
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A) They are appointed to 14-year terms by the president of the United States.
B) They are relatively immune to short-term political pressures.
C) They may not be reappointed after serving a full term.
D) They usually serve two or three terms.
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A) Excess reserves equal to $10 million.
B) Excess reserves equal to $18 million.
C) An increase in the money multiplier.
D) A deficiency of reserves equal to $10 million.
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True/False
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A) Excess reserves equal to $32 million.
B) Excess reserves equal to $68 million.
C) No change in the lending capacity.
D) A deficiency of required reserves equal to $68 million.
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A) Decrease by $100 billion.
B) Decrease by $400 billion.
C) Increase by $100 billion.
D) Increase by $400 billion.
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A) All 7 governors and 5 of the regional Reserve bank presidents.
B) 5 of the governors and all of the regional Reserve bank presidents.
C) 12 of the regional Reserve bank presidents plus the chairman of the Fed.
D) All 12 of the governors and all 7 of the regional Reserve bank presidents.
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A) This is a sign that the bank is insolvent.
B) Demand deposits increase for the bank.
C) Reserves increase for the bank.
D) The ability to lend decreases for the bank.
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