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    The Fed Can Attempt to Increase the Federal Funds Rate
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The Fed Can Attempt to Increase the Federal Funds Rate

Question 63

Question 63

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The Fed can attempt to increase the federal funds rate by


A) selling Treasury bills,which increases bank reserves.
B) buying Treasury bills,which increases bank reserves.
C) selling Treasury bills,which decreases bank reserves.
D) buying Treasury bills,which decreases bank reserves.

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