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The Fed Can Directly Protect a Bank During a Bank

Question 62

Question 62

Multiple Choice

The Fed can directly protect a bank during a bank run by


A) increasing reserve requirements.
B) selling government bonds to the bank.
C) lending reserves to the bank.
D) doing any of the above.

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