Multiple Choice
In recent years (after the financial crisis of 2008) , the Fed has added a new element to its open-market operations, which is
A) buying and selling foreign-government securities.
B) taking government bonds as collateral on loans to banks and other financial institutions.
C) the trading of state- and local-government bonds.
D) accepting corporate stocks and bonds as bank reserves.
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