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    Exam 29: Monetary Policy: Conventional and Unconventional
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    Some Examples of Unconventional Monetary Policies Include Massive Lending to Banks
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Some Examples of Unconventional Monetary Policies Include Massive Lending to Banks

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Some examples of unconventional monetary policies include massive lending to banks, or even to firms that are nor banks, and open-market purchases of securities other than Treasury bills.

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