A) increase by $1 billion and the money supply will increase by $5 billion.
B) decline by $1 billion and the money supply will decline by $10 billion.
C) increase by $1 billion and the money supply will increase by $10 billion.
D) increase by $10 billion and the money supply will increase by $100 billion.
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A) horizontally adding the transactions and the asset demand for money.
B) vertically subtracting the transactions demand from the asset demand for money.
C) horizontally subtracting the asset demand from the transactions demand for money.
D) vertically adding the transactions and the asset demand for money.
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A) invisible hand concept.
B) ratchet analogy.
C) pushing-on-a-string analogy.
D) bandwagon effect.
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A) commercial bank reserves are increased by $10,000.
B) the supply of money automatically declines by $7,500.
C) commercial bank reserves are increased by $7,500.
D) the supply of money is automatically increased by $10,000.
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A) sell government securities,raise reserve requirements,raise the discount rate,and increase the interest paid on reserves held at the Fed banks.
B) buy government securities,raise reserve requirements,raise the discount rate,and reduce the amount of interest paid on reserves held at the Fed banks.
C) sell government securities,lower reserve requirements,lower the discount rate,and increase the interest paid on reserves held at the Fed banks.
D) sell government securities,raise reserve requirements,lower the discount rate,and increase the interest paid on reserves held at the Fed banks.
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A) contracts and commercial bank reserves increase.
B) expands and commercial bank reserves decrease.
C) contracts and commercial bank reserves decrease.
D) expands and commercial bank reserves increase.
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True/False
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A) $1,000.
B) $2,000.
C) $800.
D) $5,000.
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A) Loans to commercial banks.
B) Federal Reserve Notes in circulation.
C) Treasury deposits.
D) Reserves of commercial banks.
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True/False
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A) fall.
B) rise.
C) remain constant.
D) move in the same direction as the bonds' price.
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A) an increase in nominal GDP.
B) an increase in the interest rate.
C) a decline in the interest rate.
D) a decline in nominal GDP.
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A) Open-market operations.
B) The reserve ratio.
C) The discount rate.
D) The federal funds rate.
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A) QE2.
B) QE3.
C) Maturity Extension Program.
D) Operation Twist.
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True/False
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A) corporate bonds.
B) Treasury bills,Treasury notes,and Treasury bonds.
C) common stock.
D) certificates of deposit.
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A) sell $20 billion of U.S.securities to the banks.
B) buy $20 billion of U.S.securities from the banks.
C) sell $40 billion of U.S.securities to the banks.
D) buy $40 billion of U.S.securities from the banks.
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True/False
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A) 10 percent.
B) 8 percent.
C) 6 percent.
D) 4 percent.
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A) lower interest rates and lower the equilibrium GDP.
B) lower interest rates and increase the equilibrium GDP.
C) increase interest rates and increase the equilibrium GDP.
D) increase interest rates and lower the equilibrium GDP.
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