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If the Federal Funds Interest Rate Remains Within the Corridor

Question 128

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If the federal funds interest rate remains within the corridor and the demand for reserves is unchanged, an increase in the quantity of reserves will

A) increase the federal funds rate.
B) lower the federal funds rate.
C) not affect the federal funds rate.
D) None of the above answers is correct.

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