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When the Fed Loaned to Banks Using Banks' Long-Run Assets

Question 97

Question 97

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When the Fed loaned to banks using banks' long-run assets such as mortgages as collateral, it was:


A) loosening its regulations of bank.
B) providing banks with liquidity.
C) giving banks assets.
D) conducting standard monetary policy.

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