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When the Federal Reserve Sells $500 Worth of Government Securities

Question 52

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When the Federal Reserve sells $500 worth of government securities, the money supply

A) rises by $500.
B) rises by more than $500.
C) falls by $500.
D) falls by more than $500.

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