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The Sale of $1 Billion of Securities to a Bank

Question 163

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The sale of $1 billion of securities to a bank or some other business by the Fed is an example of

A) a last resort loan.
B) a multiple contraction of the quantity of money.
C) an open market operation.
D) a change in the required reserve ratio.

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