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    An Open-Market Sale of T-Bonds by the Fed Causes the Money
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An Open-Market Sale of T-Bonds by the Fed Causes the Money

Question 38

Question 38

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An open-market sale of T-bonds by the Fed causes the money supply to


A) fall and bond prices to fall.
B) rise and bond prices to fall.
C) rise and bond prices to rise.
D) fall and bond prices to rise.

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