A) raise interest rates so people will save more.
B) lower interest rates, which stimulates both investment and consumption spending.
C) put more cash in people's pockets, thereby increasing aggregate demand.
D) pay off a portion of the public debt.
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A) no more often than once per month.
B) once a year.
C) no more often than once per week.
D) within a one-hour period during each day.
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A) interest rate to fall, causing planned real investment spending to rise and leading to a decrease in aggregate demand.
B) interest rate to rise, causing planned real investment spending to rise and leading to a decrease in aggregate demand.
C) interest rate to fall, causing planned real investment spending to rise and leading to an increase in aggregate demand.
D) interest rate to fall, causing planned real investment spending to fall and leading to an increase in aggregate demand.
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A) changes in the spread between the federal funds rate and the discount rate that are consistent with rules established by the twelve Federal Reserve bank presidents.
B) variations in reserve requirements that are consistent with the announcements by the Chair of the Fed's Board of Governors.
C) changes in foreign exchange rates that are consistent with policies established by the Secretary of the Treasury.
D) buying or selling government securities that are consistent with the FOMC Directive.
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A) falls.
B) rises.
C) stays the same.
D) does not react to interest rate changes.
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A) will have a positive relationship with the quantity of money demanded.
B) varies negatively with the transactions demand for money.
C) is the price of holding money.
D) is independent of the opportunity cost of money.
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A) bond prices increase.
B) bond prices decrease.
C) the coupon payout on existing bonds increase.
D) the maturity date on existing bonds extends farther into the future.
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A) the transactions demand for money.
B) the precautionary demand for money.
C) the asset demand for money.
D) the terminal demand for money.
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A) MsV = PY.
B) velocity and money supply are directly related.
C) MsP = VY.
D) Ms = PVY.
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A) varies negatively with nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
B) varies inversely with nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
C) varies directly with nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
D) is unrelated to nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
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A) varies directly with nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
B) varies inversely with nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
C) varies negatively with real nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
D) has no relationship with nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
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A) velocity has increased.
B) velocity has decreased.
C) interest rate has fallen.
D) interest rate has increased.
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A) an expansion of the money supply.
B) an increase in investment.
C) a fall in bond prices.
D) an increase in real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
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A) precautionary demand for money.
B) asset demand for money.
C) transactions demand for money.
D) wealth demand for money.
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A) it is highly liquid.
B) it holds its value.
C) it grows in value.
D) there is no cost to holding money as an asset.
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