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    When the Federal Reserve Acts to Tighten Money and Credit
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When the Federal Reserve Acts to Tighten Money and Credit

Question 263

Question 263

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When the Federal Reserve acts to tighten money and credit in the economy, it is trying to reduce


A) the unemployment rate.
B) the inflation rate.
C) the target federal funds rate.
D) the discount rate.

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