Multiple Choice
What type of monetary policy raises the bank rate?
A) an expansionary policy, because the ratio of excess to total reserves in the banking system is raised
B) a contractionary policy, because the banks' costs of borrowing are lowered
C) a contractionary policy, because the chartered banks' costs of borrowing are lowered
D) an expansionary policy, because allowing banks to charge higher interest rates will increase their willingness to make loans
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