A) banks only need to keep a portion of each deposit on hand.
B) the money multiplier is equal to 1.
C) banks cannot create money in the economy.
D) lending would be curtailed to nearly zero.
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A) Open market operations
B) The reserve requirement
C) The discount window
D) All of these are used with equal frequency.
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A) is responsible for regulating the banking system.
B) has significant direct control over the conduct of monetary policy by the central bank.
C) is generally a partisan political appointment.
D) All of these are true.
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A) the reserve ratio must be smaller.
B) a bank can loan out less.
C) less money is created in the economy.
D) private demand for loans will be higher.
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A) maintain full employment and balance the federal budget.
B) ensure price stability and maintain full employment.
C) ensure price stability and regulate international trade.
D) print money and ensure price stability.
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A) 25 percent.
B) 2.5 percent.
C) 5 percent.
D) 4 percent.
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A) discount rate.
B) reserve rate.
C) federal funds rate.
D) prime rate.
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A) money.
B) consumption income.
C) disposable income.
D) fungible goods.
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A) M S1
B) M S2
C) M S4
D) The money supply would remain at M S3.
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A) is more elastic.
B) is less elastic
C) shifts to the right.
D) is perfectly inelastic.
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A) managing the nation's money demand.
B) coordinating the banking system to ensure a sound economy.
C) accepting deposits from households and other private individuals.
D) funding federal government spending.
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A) decreases; increases
B) decreases; decreases
C) increases; increases
D) increases; decreases
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A) the reserve ratio would be zero percent.
B) banks would not create money in the economy.
C) a very small amount of lending using deposits would occur.
D) account holders would not be able to withdraw their money in times of recession.
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A) It makes the economy much more efficient by reducing transaction costs.
B) It helps the government tax its citizens.
C) It allows consumers to more easily compare different transactions.
D) It provides a long-term place to store value.
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A) the set of all assets regularly used to purchase goods and services.
B) the amount of currency in our economy.
C) controlled by the supply and demand of goods and services.
D) anything used to buy goods and services if it is not a good itself.
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A) Its value may not be stable if the government prints a lot more money.
B) There is often not enough of a resource to use it for money.
C) The value of fiat currency may stay locked in place and stifle the economy.
D) It can be costly to exchange money for the commodity that backs it.
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A) was relatively stable until 2008, when it dropped dramatically.
B) was relatively stable until 2008, when it rose dramatically.
C) has historically followed the business cycle.
D) runs contrary to the business cycle.
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A) twelve regional banks and a 7-member Board of Governors.
B) a twelve-member Board of Governors and 7 regional banks.
C) twelve regional banks and 7 member banks.
D) twelve member banks and 7 regional banks.
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A) money multiplier.
B) reserve ratio.
C) federal funds.
D) demand deposits.
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A) as a lender of last resort.
B) to keep the economy at full employment.
C) of increasing the money supply.
D) to conduct fiscal policy.
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