The economy is in a recession. The Fed could take direct action to stimulate economic activity by ________.

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The economy is in a recession. The Fed could take direct action to stimulate economic activity by ________.

The economy is in a recession. The Fed could take direct action to stimulate economic activity by ________.

▸ increasing reserve ratios

▸ increasing short-term interest rates

▸ lowering short-term interest rates

▸ increasing long-term interest rates

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Authors: Acemoglu, Laibson, List

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