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    To Stimulate Aggregate Demand, the Fed Could
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To Stimulate Aggregate Demand, the Fed Could

Question 1

Question 1

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To stimulate aggregate demand, the Fed could


A) Lower its policy interest rate
B) Use forward guidance to alter the path of the expected policy rate
C) Purchase long-term benchmark securities to compress the term premium
D) All of the above

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