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Question 1.

Which of the following are new assets of the Fed as of 2008?

▸ U.S. Treasury securities and gold

▸ federal agency debt securities and mortgage-backed securities

▸ U.S. Treasury securities and mortgage-backed securities

▸ federal agency debt securities and U.S. Treasury securities

Question 2.

When banks hold a large amount of excess reserves, which of the following tools would the Fed most likely use when it wants to increase the interest rate?

▸ raising the reserve requirement

▸ raising the interest rate it pays to banks on their reserves

▸ raising the discount rate

▸ making an open market purchase

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Principles of Economics

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Authors: Case, Fair, Oster

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