Chapter 13: Problem 1
The Federal Reserve System divides the nation into 12 districts. a. List the 12 cities in which the district banks are located. b. Which Federal Reserve district do you live in?
Chapter 13: Problem 1
The Federal Reserve System divides the nation into 12 districts. a. List the 12 cities in which the district banks are located. b. Which Federal Reserve district do you live in?
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There are several tools that the Fed uses to implement monetary policy. a. Briefly describe these tools. b. Explain how the Fed would use cach tool in order to increase the money supply. c. Suppose the federal funds rate equals zero. Does that mean the Fed can do nothing more to stimulate the economy? Explain your answer.
Suppose the banking system has vault cash of \(\$ 1,000\), deposits at the Fed of \(\$ 2,000\), and demand deposits of \(\$ 10,000\). a. If the reserve requirement is 20 percent, what is the maximum potential increase in the money supply, given the banks' reserve position? b. If the Fed now purchases \(\$ 100\) worth of government bonds from private bond dealers, what are the excess reserves of the banking system? (Assume that the bond dealers deposit the \(\$ 100\) in demand deposits.) How much can the banking system increase the money supply, given the new reserve position?
Draw a graph showing equilibrium in the money market. Carefully label all curves and axes, and explain why the curves have the slopes that they do.
If the Fed increases the money supply, what will happen to each of the following (other things being equal)? a. Interest rates b. Money demand c. Investment spending d. Aggregate demand c. The cquilibrium level of national income
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