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When the Fed Sells a Security to a Financial Firm

Question 216

Question 216

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When the Fed sells a security to a financial firm and the Fed agrees to buy back the security the next day,the transaction is known as


A) a repurchase agreement.
B) a reverse repurchase agreement.
C) an open market flip-flop.
D) a federal funds swap.

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